T Kaartinen
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 37910 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | T Kaartinen |
| NOMBRES | T |
| APELLIDO | Kaartinen |
| FIRMA | KAARTINEN T |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Helsinki |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9161-693X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 18 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 33 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1993 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
The 1970s Rebirth of Finnish Anthropology
The Finnish Anthropological Society (or simply Society) was founded during a period in which the number of academic students increased rapidly. In addition, many young people sought ways to participate in international politics, particularly in the Global South, then known as the 'Third World'. Eija-Maija Kotilainen served as secretary of the Society in 1976-1979 and wrote the first PhD thesis produced by the newly established discipline of cultu…
Afterword
Mosques and Imams
Book review. Reviewed work: Mosques and Imams : Everyday Islam in Eastern Indonesia / Kathryn M. Robinson (Ed.). - Singapore : NUS Press, 2021
Islamic transformations in the periphery of Maluku, Indonesia
The article explores Islam as an element of the social and symbolic formations created in the context of long-distance trade relations in the Aru and the Kei islands of southeast Maluku. The Muslim migrants and traders who settled in the area in the early colonial period created places that served as entry points to the local, autochthonous society. Even as these sites allowed Muslims to control access to local cultural domains, they allured loca…
Expressions of Austronesian Thought and Emotions
This collection of seven articles (including the Introduction) is the seventh volume produced by the Comparative Austronesian Project. Following a methodological approach originally proposed for st
Interview with Tim Ingold
Peer reviewed
Exile in Colonial Asia
How a travelling society totalizes itself
This article applies Dumont's view of ideology to an Eastern Indonesian society with intense trade connections to other ethnic groups and the larger political economy. In spite of their commercial importance, these connections are framed as long-distance kinship. My question is whether this encompassment of economic by social values is part of a totalizing ideological order. I discuss the values of personhood and exchange to show that long-distan…
Perceptions of Justice in the Making
This article questions how successful neo-traditional law has been in providing access to justice to Kei Islanders of Maluku, Eastern Indonesia during recent political transitions. It describes the prevailing model of justice in which traditional law draws some of its authority from the state but provides its own normative framework for addressing community disputes. After the fall of Suharto's New Order regime, people began to apply neo-traditio…
Puisi Lisan Masyarakat Banda Eli Ketahanan Budaya di Maluku setelah Perang Pala
This article asks the question how Banda displaced from the Banda Islands due to colonization of Banda by the VOC in 1621, maintain their existence as a sustainable cultural group. Banda communities play an important role in maritime commerce in the eastern part of Indonesia at the beginning of the colonial period. They survive as one cultural group in two villages on the islands of Kei. The traditional songs of the two villages center on the sea…
The Stranger‐Kings of Sikka By E. DouglasLewisLeiden
Handing Down and Writing Down
The topic of this article is the reproduction of tradition among the Bandanese, an Eastern Indonesian people. I analyze the style and rhetoric of songs that tell about ancestral sea voyages. The question I address is what happens to the value of the songs as tradition when they turn from oral performances into circulating texts. I explore several contexts of performance and transmission and argue that the songs can be embedded in lived realities …
Where is the Field? The Experience of Migration Viewed through the Prism of Ethnographic Fieldwork
61 My intention in making this point is not to advertise a certain popular American company but to emphasize the diverse conditions under which modern fieldwork can and does take place.Publishing such accounts supports the idea of what Clifford (1997, 90; see also Passaro 1997) has termed 'Subway ethnographies' and aims at including them in the paradigm of accepted modes of fieldwork practices.62 Okely 1992, 16. SaaraKoikkalainen VirtualFields:Ho…
Mythic Discourses
mentioned in the list of references.Earlier versions of a few sections of this article were also published in Anna-Leena Siikala & Oleg Ulyashev, Hidden Rituals and Public Performances.Tradition and Belonging among the Post
Urban Diaspora and the Question of Community
The Bandanese are a community with a distinct language and tradition which point to their origin in Banda, an early base of Dutch colonization in Indonesia. Presently focused in two villages in the Kei Islands, the community has been transforming into a regional, urban diaspora since the 1960s. Field research from March until August 2009 focused on the question of how this community distributes itself regionally and to what extent its ethnic rela…
Beyond the Horizon
Society is never just a localized aggregate of people but exists by virtue of its members’ narrative and conceptual awareness of other times and places. In Jukka Siikala’s work this idea evolves into a broad ethnographic and theoretical interest in worlds beyond the horizon, in the double sense of “past” and “abroad.” This book is a tribute to Jukka’s contributions to anthropology by his colleagues and students and marks his 60th birthday in Janu…
Preliminary notes on Bandanese; Language maintenance and change in Kei
Social/Cultural Anthropology
Preliminary notes on Bandanese; Language maintenance and change in Kei
Mythic Discourses
mentioned in the list of references.Earlier versions of a few sections of this article were also published in Anna-Leena Siikala & Oleg Ulyashev, Hidden Rituals and Public Performances.Tradition and Belonging among the Post
Where is the Field? The Experience of Migration Viewed through the Prism of Ethnographic Fieldwork
61 My intention in making this point is not to advertise a certain popular American company but to emphasize the diverse conditions under which modern fieldwork can and does take place.Publishing such accounts supports the idea of what Clifford (1997, 90; see also Passaro 1997) has termed 'Subway ethnographies' and aims at including them in the paradigm of accepted modes of fieldwork practices.62 Okely 1992, 16. SaaraKoikkalainen VirtualFields:Ho…
Interview with Tim Ingold
Peer reviewed
Handing Down and Writing Down
The topic of this article is the reproduction of tradition among the Bandanese, an Eastern Indonesian people. I analyze the style and rhetoric of songs that tell about ancestral sea voyages. The question I address is what happens to the value of the songs as tradition when they turn from oral performances into circulating texts. I explore several contexts of performance and transmission and argue that the songs can be embedded in lived realities …
Afterword
How a travelling society totalizes itself
This article applies Dumont's view of ideology to an Eastern Indonesian society with intense trade connections to other ethnic groups and the larger political economy. In spite of their commercial importance, these connections are framed as long-distance kinship. My question is whether this encompassment of economic by social values is part of a totalizing ideological order. I discuss the values of personhood and exchange to show that long-distan…
Perceptions of Justice in the Making
This article questions how successful neo-traditional law has been in providing access to justice to Kei Islanders of Maluku, Eastern Indonesia during recent political transitions. It describes the prevailing model of justice in which traditional law draws some of its authority from the state but provides its own normative framework for addressing community disputes. After the fall of Suharto's New Order regime, people began to apply neo-traditio…
Social/Cultural Anthropology
Preliminary notes on Bandanese; Language maintenance and change in Kei
Beyond the Horizon
Society is never just a localized aggregate of people but exists by virtue of its members’ narrative and conceptual awareness of other times and places. In Jukka Siikala’s work this idea evolves into a broad ethnographic and theoretical interest in worlds beyond the horizon, in the double sense of “past” and “abroad.” This book is a tribute to Jukka’s contributions to anthropology by his colleagues and students and marks his 60th birthday in Janu…
Urban Diaspora and the Question of Community
The Bandanese are a community with a distinct language and tradition which point to their origin in Banda, an early base of Dutch colonization in Indonesia. Presently focused in two villages in the Kei Islands, the community has been transforming into a regional, urban diaspora since the 1960s. Field research from March until August 2009 focused on the question of how this community distributes itself regionally and to what extent its ethnic rela…
Where is the Field? The Experience of Migration Viewed through the Prism of Ethnographic Fieldwork
61 My intention in making this point is not to advertise a certain popular American company but to emphasize the diverse conditions under which modern fieldwork can and does take place.Publishing such accounts supports the idea of what Clifford (1997, 90; see also Passaro 1997) has termed 'Subway ethnographies' and aims at including them in the paradigm of accepted modes of fieldwork practices.62 Okely 1992, 16. SaaraKoikkalainen VirtualFields:Ho…
Mythic Discourses
mentioned in the list of references.Earlier versions of a few sections of this article were also published in Anna-Leena Siikala & Oleg Ulyashev, Hidden Rituals and Public Performances.Tradition and Belonging among the Post
Puisi Lisan Masyarakat Banda Eli Ketahanan Budaya di Maluku setelah Perang Pala
This article asks the question how Banda displaced from the Banda Islands due to colonization of Banda by the VOC in 1621, maintain their existence as a sustainable cultural group. Banda communities play an important role in maritime commerce in the eastern part of Indonesia at the beginning of the colonial period. They survive as one cultural group in two villages on the islands of Kei. The traditional songs of the two villages center on the sea…
The Stranger‐Kings of Sikka By E. DouglasLewisLeiden
Handing Down and Writing Down
The topic of this article is the reproduction of tradition among the Bandanese, an Eastern Indonesian people. I analyze the style and rhetoric of songs that tell about ancestral sea voyages. The question I address is what happens to the value of the songs as tradition when they turn from oral performances into circulating texts. I explore several contexts of performance and transmission and argue that the songs can be embedded in lived realities …
How a travelling society totalizes itself
This article applies Dumont's view of ideology to an Eastern Indonesian society with intense trade connections to other ethnic groups and the larger political economy. In spite of their commercial importance, these connections are framed as long-distance kinship. My question is whether this encompassment of economic by social values is part of a totalizing ideological order. I discuss the values of personhood and exchange to show that long-distan…
Perceptions of Justice in the Making
This article questions how successful neo-traditional law has been in providing access to justice to Kei Islanders of Maluku, Eastern Indonesia during recent political transitions. It describes the prevailing model of justice in which traditional law draws some of its authority from the state but provides its own normative framework for addressing community disputes. After the fall of Suharto's New Order regime, people began to apply neo-traditio…
Exile in Colonial Asia
Interview with Tim Ingold
Peer reviewed
Islamic transformations in the periphery of Maluku, Indonesia
The article explores Islam as an element of the social and symbolic formations created in the context of long-distance trade relations in the Aru and the Kei islands of southeast Maluku. The Muslim migrants and traders who settled in the area in the early colonial period created places that served as entry points to the local, autochthonous society. Even as these sites allowed Muslims to control access to local cultural domains, they allured loca…
Expressions of Austronesian Thought and Emotions
This collection of seven articles (including the Introduction) is the seventh volume produced by the Comparative Austronesian Project. Following a methodological approach originally proposed for st
Afterword
Mosques and Imams
Book review. Reviewed work: Mosques and Imams : Everyday Islam in Eastern Indonesia / Kathryn M. Robinson (Ed.). - Singapore : NUS Press, 2021
The 1970s Rebirth of Finnish Anthropology
The Finnish Anthropological Society (or simply Society) was founded during a period in which the number of academic students increased rapidly. In addition, many young people sought ways to participate in international politics, particularly in the Global South, then known as the 'Third World'. Eija-Maija Kotilainen served as secretary of the Society in 1976-1979 and wrote the first PhD thesis produced by the newly established discipline of cultu…
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