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...Felix M. Keesing Laurence L. Wilson Ilongot Life and Legends . (109 pages); Apayo Life and Legends (195 pages). Baguio, Philippines . 1947 . Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1953 1953 BOOK REVIEWS 459 "This unusual bibliography has grown out of the hard facts...

...Albert S. Bacdayan BOOK REVIEWS SOUTHEAST ASIA 427 Ilongot Headhunting 1883-1974: A Study in Society and History. By RENATO ROSALDO. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1980. xii, 313 pp. References, Chronological Index, General Index, Maps, Photographs. $18.50. The Ilongot are a swidden...

...Judith L. Ecklund Knowledge and Passion: Ilongot Notions of Self and Social Life . By Michelle Z. Rosaldo . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press , 1980 . xv, 286 pp. Appendixes, Bibliography, Index. $22.50 (cloth); $6.95 (paper). Copyright © Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1982...

..., rather than supersede, existing analyses of the critical years. NORMAN G. OWEN Newberry Library, Chicago Knowledge and Passion: Ilongot Notions of Self and Social Life. By MICHELLE Z. ROSALDO. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1980. xv, '286 pp. Appendixes, Bibliography, Index. $22.50 (cloth); $6.95...

... celebrated in the communities still observing the mappurondo traditions of the Mambi hinterland in the highlands above the Mandar coast of South Sulawesi, Indonesia. Although clearly inspired by the writings of Renato and Michelle Rosaldo on Ilongot headhunting in the Philippines, George adopts a very...

... Michelle. 1980 . Knowledge and Passion: Ilongot Notions of Self and Social Life. Cambridge : Cambridge University Press . Rosaldo Michelle. 1984 . “Words That are Moving: The Social Meanings of Ilongot Verbal Art.” In Brenneis Don L. and Myers Fred , eds., Dangerous Words: Language...

..., Kankanai, Nabaloi, Ifugao and Ilongot, has preserved a number of ancient Indonesian institutions similar to those tenaciously retained by the so-called proto-Malayans of the greater Sunda Islands of Sumatra, Java, Borneo and Celebes. These institutions pertain more to the structure of their society than...

... discussions or by the references to policies of assimilation and reservation. Rosaldo, however, shows that Ilongot perceptions of the constabulary focused on the abuse of position by highlander soldiers as they employed force to extract revenge; that the times of Japanese defeat and Huk activity were periods...

... on Batak-Agta subsistence, Alberto Gomes on the Semai) to rice cultivators (Robert Winzeler on Malay/Thai/Chinese interactions in Kelantan, Renato Rosaldo on the Ilongot, Aram \engoyan on the Mandaya and their relations with lowland Bisayan and upland Mangguangan) and commercial populations (Pei Sheng-ji...

... of Sarawak or the Ilongot of the Philippines. Errington uses this device of selective comparative exemplification with considerable skill; indeed, with as much literary skill as Sir James Frazer, who pioneered this methodology. All of these forms of argument are set within a central thesis that argues...

... on the Ilongot, Aram \engoyan on the Mandaya and their relations with lowland Bisayan and upland Mangguangan) and commercial populations (Pei Sheng-ji on Xishuangbanna markets, Brian Foster on Thai-Mon ethnicity, and Vivienne Wee on the Island Riau). However, the major variable in judging these studies may...

... this book. Mabuhay Frank LeBar! Kiefer (Tausug), Marcelino Maceda (Mamanua), E. A. Manuel (Upland Bagobo), Renato and MARIO D. ZAMORA Michelle Rpsaldo (Ilongot), Eric Casino (Jama College of William and Mary Copyright © Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1977 1977 Ethnic Groups of Insular...

...," archeology be- followed by "ABAKA see ILONGOT" which gan, and is identified with, Dr. Robert Fox is followed by "ABLIGSALIGSIG see KA- (post-1947); other scholars and earlier periods LINGA" which is then followed by "ABRA of archeological work are not referred to. BOOK REVIEWS "Asuang," defined as "witch...

... of South Sulawesi, Indonesia. Although clearly inspired by the writings of Renato and Michelle Rosaldo on Ilongot headhunting in the Philippines, George adopts a very different mode of analysis, for he must deal with the question of why the ritual complex of pangngae continues to be so central...

... that figure so prominently in Fry's book are not completely explained in his thematic discussions or by the references to policies of assimilation and reservation. Rosaldo, however, shows that Ilongot perceptions of the constabulary focused on the abuse of position by highlander soldiers as they employed...

... significant from the point of view of area studies is that it demonstrates that there is no rigid boundary between so-called highland and lowland groups in Southeast Asia. The Ilongots, during the time span covered, were constantly affected by historical developments in the lowland Philippines and beyond...

... for purposes of social recruitment. This general point is particularly salient for the cognatically based systems of insular Southeast Asia. Besides Freeman's work on the Iban bilek, which she cites, the Geertzes' work on Balinese seka and R. Rosaldo's work on Ilongot be.rtan, to take two examples, might lend...

... of which she characterizes as "hierarchical centralist states," like Luwu. Occasionally, her comparisons are to other centralist states in Southeast Asia, such as Thailand or Burma, or, for other purposes, to the specific nonhierarchical populations such as the Iban of Sarawak or the Ilongot...

...: the Luzon group (chief dialects, Iloco, Ibanag, Apayao, Kalinga, Tingguian, Bontoc, Ifugao, Igorot, Ilongot, Tagalog), second, the Bisaya group (chief dialects, Cebu-Bisaya, Panay-Bisaya), third, Mindoro-Palawan (chief dialects, Mangyan, Kuyonon, Tagbanua), and finally, the Mindanao-Sulu group (chief...

... in Southeast Asia [WILLIAM R. ROFF] 635 906 JOURNAL OF ASIAN STUDIES ROSALDO, M. Z., Knowledge and Passion: Ilongot Notions of Self and Social Life [JUDITH L. ECKLUND] ROSALDO, R., Ilongot Headhunting 1883-1974: A Study in Society and History [ALBERT S. BACDAYAN] ROTH, Muddy Glory: America's "Indian Wars...