Wacana antropologi

Wacana antropologi

by Industri Ginting Suka, A. A. Ngr. Anom Kumbara, Bambang Dharwiyanto Putro

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On culture, religion, and society in Indonesia; volume commemorating the 50th anniversary of Department of Anthropology, Udayana State University.

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    This volume celebrates 50 years of an Anthropology Department. How do the collected essays reflect the evolving questions and perspectives anthropologists have brought to understanding Indonesian culture, religion, and society over time?

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    The book explores the intricate connections between culture, religion, and society in Indonesia. Which specific interrelationship, or perhaps a unique facet of one of these areas, did you find most illuminating or surprising?

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    Many of us hold assumptions about other cultures or the role of religion. Did any particular essay or argument in Wacana antropologi challenge a preconceived notion you had about Indonesia, or perhaps even about your own understanding of culture?

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