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An essential collection of writings on Javanese gamelan and vocal music
An essential collection of writings on Javanese gamelan and vocal music
Eight essays examine oral and textual practices in South and Southeast Asian epic performance traditions of the Mahabharata and Ramayana
An essential collection of writings on Javanese gamelan and vocal music
Uncovers patterns of social interaction made visible through scenarios of economic exchange
Gathers seventeen diverse perspectives on human ecology in Southeast Asia with a conceptual framework—cultural values—designed to bridge social and natural science paradigms
Eleven papers explore the ecological ramifications of ethnicity in Southeast Asia.
Provides a wealth of insight into the history of the Tai and the spread of Theravada Buddhism in Myanmar and Thailand
Solid and accessible scholarship about a multifaceted form of art
Gedney discusses Thai Riddles, problems in translating Thai poetry, and historical development and Sanskrit influences in Thai verse forms
A study of the tai language family and dialects, inlcuding grammar notes, glossaries, texts, and translations
Gedney, using several informants, compiled an extensive glossary of the Lue language, complete with texts and translations
A monograph of Central Tai dialects that offers extensive glossaries, texts, and translations with additional notes
A thorough examination of Southwestern Tai Dialects, including an extensive glossary as well as texts and translations
A thorough description of the Saek language, containing a 551 page glossary with around ten thousand lexical iterms as well as more than 300 pages of texts and translations
The memoir of Balwant Singh, a civil servant under both the British and independent governments of Burma, provides a dramatic account of the turbulent years immediately following World War II.
Represents one of the most complete examinations yet undertaken of a dialect belonging to the Central Branch of the Tai language family
Gedney’s work on Yay, published in this volume, consists of a lengthy glossary and a collection of folktales and traditional songs.
Six studies examine various forms of literature in Java, Bali, and Indonesia as a whole.
Eleven papers explore the ecological ramifications of ethnicity in Southeast Asia.
Seventeen articles by the late Frank Lynch, S.J., well-known anthropologist and pioneer in Philippine sociology.