%0 Book Section
%T religious character of the village community
%A Goris, R. (Roelof)
%B Bali: studies in life, thought, and ritual
%S Selected studies on Indonesia by Dutch scholars
%D 1960
%V v. 5
%I W. van Hoeve Ltd. for The Royal Tropical Institute--Amsterdam
%C The Hague And Bandung
%G English
%F of07-011
%O by R. Goris
%O 116s pulled; this document was originally part of document 1: Franken  OF07 fiche file;  title not found in LOC  search performed 12/6/07; Pages: 29;
%O For bibliographical references see document 21:[Franken, et al]
%X This article, which was first published in Dutch as a section in a larger collection entitled 'Bali: Studies in Life, Thought and Ritual', describes the religious character of the Balinese village community. It argues that the Balinese village forms a closed, self-contained unit because of the integrating roles religion plays in village temples, village administration, meetings, and public ceremonies.
%K Balinese (Indonesian people)
%K Balinese
%K General character of religion
%K Community structure
%K Sacred objects and places
%K Sodalities
%K Cereal agriculture
%K Water supply
%K Real property
%K Ethnogeography
%K Land use
%K Avoidance and taboo
%K Recreational and non-therapeutic drugs
%K Organized ceremonial
%K Cultural participation
%U https://ehrafworldcultures.yale.edu/document?id=of07-011
%P 77-100, 377-379
%[ 2022-06-25