
Friendship in Java
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- Cover "Friendship in Java"
- Title
- Imprint
- Acknowledgements
- Contents
- Glossary of Indonesian and Javanese Words
- Introduction
- A quick note on functionalist pitfalls
- Outline
- 1. Friendship: Context, Theory, and Approaches
- Looking at what is there
- Friendship in a nutshell
- Reciprocity
- Care
- Trust
- Java and postcolonial Indonesia
- Friendships in Java
- 2. Data Collection and Methods
- Research ethics
- Ethnographic research
- Participant observation
- Oral data and interviews
- Analysis
- Written data: essays, sketches, and field diary
- Cooperative and engaged research
- Sample
- Locations
- Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta: the area of Yogyakarta
- Jakarta
- 3. Excavating Friendship in Indonesia
- Local histories, Western historiographies
- Native kingdoms
- Colonial rule
- Independence: Negara Kesatuan Republik Indonesia
- Filsafat sosial: Javanese social philosophy
- Gotong royong
- Korupsi, kolusi, nepotisme
- Family and kinship relations
- Yogyakarta: the centre of kejawen
- The making of a postcolonial cultural capital
- Ideal discourses of relatedness
- The kawula-gusti relationship
- Literary sources of ideal relationships
- The Pararaton
- The Babad Tanah Jawi
- Expressive sources of relatedness: Wayang and Ketoprak
- The Wayang
- The Ketoprak
- 4. Teman: Metaphors of Social Security
- Local friendship grammatologies
- Teman
- Teman baik and teman akrab
- Teman kerja
- Gotong royong revisited
- Bapakism and anak buah: strategic and asymmetrical friendship
- Teman in a nutshell
- 5. The Keluarga Complex: Family, Intimacy, and Sahabat
- Keluarga: the family
- The trah: relatedness as friendship and genealogy
- Friendship and the missing family
- The orphanage annex: a family of friends?
- Resisting the keluarga: friendship as empowerment
- The role of feelings and emotions
- The click phenomenon
- Sahabat
- Jagongan: hanging out
- Kepercayaan - trust
- Transformation of a concept
- 6. Conclusion: Friendship in Postcolonial Indonesia
- Suggestions for further research
- Bibliography
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