Society and culture of Southeast Asia
Subtitle: continuities and changes
By: edited by Lokesh Chandra.
Contributors: Lokesh Chandra.; International Academy of Indian Culture.
Series: Śata-piṭaka series ;; v. 395
Publisher: International Academy of Indian Culture and Aditya Prakashan
Published: 2000
Place of publication: New Delhi
Language: eng
Number of pages: 394
Subjects: Southeast Asia -- Civilization.
Description: Contributed articles on Southeast Asia studies.
Notes: Includes some passages in Javanese (Javanese in roman).
Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: 1. Michaela Appel, Cultural identity in myth and ritual: A case from West Java; title: 2. Clara Brakel, Arjuna's penance according to the Javanese tradition; title: 3. Rochmah Budiasih Effendi, Jagal Abilawa, a wayang puppet show derived; title: from an episode of the Virataparva; title: 4. Victoria M. Clara van Groenendael, Sacred Symbols: Wayang gandrung and; title: other sacred wayang; title: 5. Thomas M. Hunter, Jr., The Aridharma reliefs of Candi Jago; title: 6. Alessandra Iyer, Nawanatya: understanding dance and dramatic performance; title: in ancient Java; title: 7. Roy E. Jordaan, Co-existence of religions in ancient Central Java; title: 8. Lokesh Chandra, Candi: palladium, polity, and poesy; title: 9. Willem van der Molen, Textual variation in Old Javanese Prastanikaparwa; title: 10. Kate O'Brien, Ignorance and Omniscience in the Old Javanese kakawin; title: "Sutasoma"; title: 11. A.K. Ogloblin, The Old Javanese word de; title: 12. Yosephin Apriastuti Rahayu, Hariwijaya in the samudramanthana tradition; title: 13. Hariani Santiko, The function of portrait-statues of Singasari and Majapahit; title: period; title: 14. Haryati Soebadio, The kakawin Nagarakrtagama a young king's passage; title: through his realm, with special reference to his ancestor, the first king; title: and creator of the dynasty of Majapahit, and additional information; title: from the Pararaton; title: 15. I Made Suparta, Images of women in Balinese traditional performing arts; title: 16. S. Supomo, Kama in the Old Javanese kakawin; title: 17. tJ. Noorduyn and A. Teeuw, The ascension of Sri Ajnyana: A local form; title: of Saivism in an Old Sundanese allegorical poem; title: 18. Caesar Vofute, Religious, cultural and political developments during the Hindu-; title: Buddhist period in Central and East Java - relations with India and Srilanka; title: - human actors and geological processes and events; title: 19. Donald E. Weatherbee, The Hyang Haji of the Gandasuli II Inscription,; title: circa 832 AD; title: 20. Edwin Wieringa, Taming a text: the incorporation of the Shi'itic hero; title: Muhammad Hanafiyyah in a Sundanese version of the prophetic tales; title: 21. tAlexander Zieseniss, Bhuvanasarhksepa; title: 22. Lokesh Chandra, Dr. Mrs. Sudarshana Singhal.