ACLS Humanities E-Book: Art in Indonesia: continuities and change

Art in Indonesia: continuities and change

Holt, Claire.

Year: c1967.

Publisher: Cornell University Press.

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table of contents

Frontmatter

Acknowledgments

Detailed List of Illustrations and Maps, with Credits

Note on Transcription, Orthography, and Place Names

INTRODUCTION

PART I: THE HERITAGE

1. Some Prehistoric Roots

2. The Impact of Indian Influences

3. The Emergence of New Styles

PART II: LIVING TRADITIONS

4. The Dance

5. The Wayang World

6. Dance Drama

7. Bali's Plastic Arts: Traditions in Flux

PART III: MODERN ART

8. The Setting

9. The Great Debate

CONCLUSION

APPENDIX I: Synopses of Epics and Stories

APPENDIX II: The Performing Arts in Ancient Records and Literature

APPENDIX III: Eight Wayang Lakons

APPENDIX IV: Biographical Sketches

BIBLIOGRAPHY

INDEX-GLOSSARY

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Title:

Art in Indonesia : continuities and change by Claire Holt.

Author:

Holt, Claire

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2008
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Art in Indonesia : continuities and change by Claire Holt.
Holt, Claire
Ithaca, N.Y.: Cornell University Press, c1967.

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Subject Headings:

• Performing arts -- Indonesia -- History
• Art, Indonesian -- History

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