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BalinesePeople of the island of Bali, Indon. They differ from other Indonesians in adhering to Hinduism, though their culture has been heavily influenced by the Javanese. In Balinese villages each family lives in its own compound, surrounded by earthen or stone walls; all villages have temples and an assembly hall. Balinese religion fuses Hindu Shaivism with Buddhism, ancestor cults (see ancestor worship), and belief in spirits and magic. Marriage is often limited to members of the same kinship organization, and family relationships are reckoned through the male line. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| That's the lesson learned in this Balinese folktale, wonderfully retold here. Elam choreographs from his background of traditional Balinese as well as modern dance, and his six-member Misnomer Dance Theater has performed in places such as Indonesia and Turkey. Commissioned to add a restaurant to a tourist villa and spa complex, Pradono evokes the idea of a taring or tetaring, a traditional Balinese temporary ceremonial pavilion. |
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