Sociologus: Sociologus, N.F. 35/37.1985/87

Sociologus, N.F. 35/37.1985/87

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Titel:: Sociologus

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Verlag:: Duncker & Humblot

Erscheinungsjahr:: 1932

Sammlung:: Zeitschriften und Zeitungen > Zeitschriften zur Ethnologie

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Titel:: Sociologus, N.F. 35/37.1985/87

Erscheinungsjahr:: 1987

Signatur:: LA 6467

Sammlung:: Zeitschriften und Zeitungen > Zeitschriften zur Ethnologie

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Titel:: 35. Jahrgang, 1985, Heft 1

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Titel:: Analytical Notes about some Balinese Residences and Related Physical Structures in Western Lombok

Sonstige Person:: Duff-Cooper, Andrew

Sammlung:: Zeitschriften und Zeitungen > Zeitschriften zur Ethnologie

Analytical Notes about some Balinese Residences and Related Physical Structures in Western Lombok By Andrew Duff-Cooper “Every architectural ‘frontage’ is an interior view of the mind which produced it.” W. R. Lethaby I There are three reasons (at least) why the topic of this note 1 is impor tant. First, the possession of a house, i. e., minimally, somewhere to sleep and to store one’s possessions and a fire on which to cook is a sine qua non (or should be) of marriage for the Balinese with whom I lived. Marriage is one of the most important events in the life of any adult male or female villager and for their relations (and, indeed, in some respects, for the whole community also). Next, although (as we shall see) the Balinese in Pagutan inhabit compounds, like most other Balinese, the dwellings and the other physical structures within the compound differ significantly in style and in the way that they are constructed from those which, according to the literature to which we shall refer as we proceed 1 2 , the Balinese on Bali build. Finally, the editor of The Flow of Life (Fox 1980), an important collection of essays about eastern Indonesia, considers that “house” is one of many categories “which form part of a common cultural heri- 1 The data upon which this essay is based and which formed a chapter in an account of the life of a community of Balinese on Lombok (Duff-Cooper 1983) derive from field-work which was supported by awards from the Social Science Research Council of Great Britain and from the Emslie Homiman Anthropological Scholarship Fund. I am most grateful to these bodies for their support. 2 A House in Bali (McPhee 1944) is a delightful account of the house which this American built on Bali in days when such enterprises were less con strained by political and by economical considerations than they unfor tunately are today. We shall not, however, be making reference to McPhee’s book: in spite of its title, his anecdotal approach (not necessarily to be de precated) does not greatly illuminate what I take to be significant in con sidering the residences which villagers build.

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