Danerek
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 18489 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Danerek |
| SOBRENOME | Danerek |
| ASSINATURA | DANEREK |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Lund University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8211-8445 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 3 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2013 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Palu’e Textiles in Publications
This article is a comprehensive review of extant literature on Palu’e traditional textiles, and aims to facilitate future identification and description by supplementing the existing literature with errata, reference to documentation research, and photos. In particular this article highlights the uncertainties and misidentifications from confusion over the two prevalent women’s tubular skirt types wua wela and witi mata in the previously sole aut…
Interpreting the Palu’e Legend Pio Pikariwu
This article explores the Palu’e legend Pio pikariwu and how the main character Pio is contested by two traditionally rival politico-ceremonial domains on Palu’e island. The stateless clan-structured societies of eastern Indonesia, such as the Palu’e, are not known to have stranger-king myths, the weight of the analysis therefore lies on whether Pio pikariwu fits this category. The relevant themes are compared with the established stranger-king t…
Tata Liba Ceremony for Reconciliation and Healing (Palu'e Island, Eastern Indonesia)
This article examines the Palu'e Tata liba ceremony with the help of multimedia research documentation, participant observation, and comparison with other local ceremonies. The form and performance, including reasons and effects, are described and analysed. On Palu'e, a person who is ill, or who has tried medicines without results, wonders if he/she has done something wrong according to custom or toward fellow human beings, and can request one of…
Palu’e Ikat
This paper provides a comprehensive documentation of customary Palu’e ikat textiles and investigates the extent to which the design nomenclature and local interpretations constitute an iconography. A multivalent approach is used, starting from linguistic-ethnographic fieldwork and engaging critically with scholarly ikat research and the anthropological methods often applied in studies of traditional textiles, including the underlying assumptions …
Ikat Textiles of the Indonesian Archipelago, by Peter Ten Hoopen
Toys for the Souls
Toys for the Souls: Life and Art on the Mentawai Islands, by Reimar Schefold (author), Anna van Blankenstein (ed.), David Rosenthal (transl.), Natascha Jansen, Brad Flowers, Reimar Schefold (photography)" published on 20 Nov 2018 by Brill
Documentation of Palu'e; Storytelling and folklore
This paper presents Palu'e storytelling on the basis of the on-going work with the Palu'e audio collection, created in the context of language/oral traditions documentation. The main aim is to show that the collection is a research resource for the humanities by discussing and comparing items which are referenced and accessible in the Kaipuleohone Ethnographic Archive. While the contents of the collection are showcased for this specific presentat…
Construction sacrifice in Eastern Indonesia
Rumours of headhunting and kidnapping for sacrifice in modern building construction were widespread in Indonesia during the 20th century. Europeans also featured in such rumours, especially in the eastern Indonesian province of Nusa Tenggara Timur (NTT) and in the context of church construction, several decades after independence. This article discusses previous research on the construction sacrifice rumours and various construction sacrifice tra…
Petualangan Unjung dan Mbui Kuvong
The Punan Tuvu' (Tubu) is a community of former nomadic hunter-gatherers in north Kalimantan, Borneo, upriver (hulu) along the Tubu.This Punan linguistic/ethnic group is the largest of the nomadic groups in Kalimantan with about 4,000 people, yet their language is endangered (p.26).Antonio Guerreiro, tells in the preface how he initiated the book project in discussions with the École francaise d'Extrême-Orient.The idea was to build on material fr…
Cerpen Koran
This article explores, from humanistic and sociological perspectives, how recent short stories (cerpen) in two leading Indonesian newspapers address continuing socio-political trends. An overview of developments in the short story, and how these constitute the formation of a canon where short stories published in newspapers (cerpen koran) sets the standard for the genre, ends with an analysis of a recent award-winning short story by Seno Gumira A…
Documentation of Palu'e; Storytelling and folklore
This paper presents Palu'e storytelling on the basis of the on-going work with the Palu'e audio collection, created in the context of language/oral traditions documentation. The main aim is to show that the collection is a research resource for the humanities by discussing and comparing items which are referenced and accessible in the Kaipuleohone Ethnographic Archive. While the contents of the collection are showcased for this specific presentat…
Palu’e Ikat
This paper provides a comprehensive documentation of customary Palu’e ikat textiles and investigates the extent to which the design nomenclature and local interpretations constitute an iconography. A multivalent approach is used, starting from linguistic-ethnographic fieldwork and engaging critically with scholarly ikat research and the anthropological methods often applied in studies of traditional textiles, including the underlying assumptions …
Cerpen Koran
This article explores, from humanistic and sociological perspectives, how recent short stories (cerpen) in two leading Indonesian newspapers address continuing socio-political trends. An overview of developments in the short story, and how these constitute the formation of a canon where short stories published in newspapers (cerpen koran) sets the standard for the genre, ends with an analysis of a recent award-winning short story by Seno Gumira A…
Construction sacrifice in Eastern Indonesia
Rumours of headhunting and kidnapping for sacrifice in modern building construction were widespread in Indonesia during the 20th century. Europeans also featured in such rumours, especially in the eastern Indonesian province of Nusa Tenggara Timur (NTT) and in the context of church construction, several decades after independence. This article discusses previous research on the construction sacrifice rumours and various construction sacrifice tra…
Petualangan Unjung dan Mbui Kuvong
The Punan Tuvu' (Tubu) is a community of former nomadic hunter-gatherers in north Kalimantan, Borneo, upriver (hulu) along the Tubu.This Punan linguistic/ethnic group is the largest of the nomadic groups in Kalimantan with about 4,000 people, yet their language is endangered (p.26).Antonio Guerreiro, tells in the preface how he initiated the book project in discussions with the École francaise d'Extrême-Orient.The idea was to build on material fr…
Toys for the Souls
Toys for the Souls: Life and Art on the Mentawai Islands, by Reimar Schefold (author), Anna van Blankenstein (ed.), David Rosenthal (transl.), Natascha Jansen, Brad Flowers, Reimar Schefold (photography)" published on 20 Nov 2018 by Brill
Documentation of Palu'e; Storytelling and folklore
This paper presents Palu'e storytelling on the basis of the on-going work with the Palu'e audio collection, created in the context of language/oral traditions documentation. The main aim is to show that the collection is a research resource for the humanities by discussing and comparing items which are referenced and accessible in the Kaipuleohone Ethnographic Archive. While the contents of the collection are showcased for this specific presentat…
Ikat Textiles of the Indonesian Archipelago, by Peter Ten Hoopen
Palu’e Ikat
This paper provides a comprehensive documentation of customary Palu’e ikat textiles and investigates the extent to which the design nomenclature and local interpretations constitute an iconography. A multivalent approach is used, starting from linguistic-ethnographic fieldwork and engaging critically with scholarly ikat research and the anthropological methods often applied in studies of traditional textiles, including the underlying assumptions …
Tata Liba Ceremony for Reconciliation and Healing (Palu'e Island, Eastern Indonesia)
This article examines the Palu'e Tata liba ceremony with the help of multimedia research documentation, participant observation, and comparison with other local ceremonies. The form and performance, including reasons and effects, are described and analysed. On Palu'e, a person who is ill, or who has tried medicines without results, wonders if he/she has done something wrong according to custom or toward fellow human beings, and can request one of…
Interpreting the Palu’e Legend Pio Pikariwu
This article explores the Palu’e legend Pio pikariwu and how the main character Pio is contested by two traditionally rival politico-ceremonial domains on Palu’e island. The stateless clan-structured societies of eastern Indonesia, such as the Palu’e, are not known to have stranger-king myths, the weight of the analysis therefore lies on whether Pio pikariwu fits this category. The relevant themes are compared with the established stranger-king t…
Palu’e Textiles in Publications
This article is a comprehensive review of extant literature on Palu’e traditional textiles, and aims to facilitate future identification and description by supplementing the existing literature with errata, reference to documentation research, and photos. In particular this article highlights the uncertainties and misidentifications from confusion over the two prevalent women’s tubular skirt types wua wela and witi mata in the previously sole aut…
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