Bali and Hinduism in Indonesia: The Institutionalization of a Minority Religion

ISBN-13: 9781925608342 / Angielski / Twarda / 2022 / 308 str.

Yasuyuki Nagafuchi

Opis

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Spis treści

• Introduction
• Part I: Hinduism and the Colonial State
• Chapter 1. A Character Defined, a Cosmos Destroyed
• Ethical imperialism
• Defining the Balinese
• 'Hindu' and the ruling system
• The earthquake of 1917
• Issues with puri reconstruction
• Restoring Besakih Temple
• Disputes over the defi nition of culture
• Chapter 2. Another Space
• A return to religious ritual
• Subsumption into capitalism
• The establishment of autonomous regions
• Order and discord
• Lower-level civil servants and organized groups
• Organization of knowledge, circulation of discourse
• A re-endorsement of religious authority
• The dilemma of 'Balinization'
• Part II: Hinduism and the Nation State
• Chapter 3. Social Reconstruction and Morality
• A border zone
• A convergence of issues
• Loss of unity
• Violence and fear
• Kreneng and its signifi cance in the 1950s
• Sanglah as a center for new religious scholarship
• Shastri and advice from the diaspora
• Chapter 4. Religion and the State
• Hindus and the Religion Ministry
• Unifying the priesthood
• The Bali Autonomous Religion Bureau
• The conclusion of negotiations
• A lack of centripetal force
• Last rebellion, or perpetuation of the kingship concept
• Monotheism and pluralism
• Chapter 5. The Spirit of the New Order
• Circumstances of a bloodbath
• Discipline under God
• The Indonesianization of Hinduism
• The shadows of the dead
• Symbols of the New Order
• Expansion of rituals
• Completed cosmology—recreation of a kingship world
• Part III: Hinduism and the Global State
• Chapter 6. Disintegration: Hinduism and the Pluralization of Values
• The 'channel' of religion
• Deterritorialization and co-optation by the state
• Communities and Hindu representative bodies
• A schism in religious authority
• Democratic Hinduism (1): Hindu-type groups
• Democratic Hinduism (2): title groups
• Hinduism and pluralizing values
• Epilogue
• Notes
• Bibliography
• Index