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I.II.Introduction.Outline of the book --Sources and methods --Overview of South Sulawesi --The languages and people of South Sulawesi --The Ajattappareng kingdoms in South Sulawesi --Kingdoms, tributaries and domains: the political structure of the South Sulawesi kingdoms --The rise and development of the lowland South Sulawesi kingdoms: a theoretical perspective --Oral and written tradition in South Sulawesi.Introduction --Oral tradition in South Sulawesi --The transmission of oral tradition --Transformation and functions of oral historical traditions --The written tradition --The origins of the written tradition --South Sulawesi writings of a historical nature --The attoriolong, patturioloang and pattodioloang texts --The chronicles --The relationship between oral and written traditions --Oral historical tradition in written form.

The everyday life of Papuan civil servants 1950-1990 /Do not insult Papuans in front of me /Accused of being a separatist /They falsified my name /The three-month war in panai /Two keys to attracting the baliem people /Meeting the tree people /Koteka are better than pants /Surprised to see beggars /Clearing an airfield with wooden logs /Corpse eating and an illicit cult /I was appointed governor /Between Isaac Hindom and Acub Zainal /The role of teachers in governing communities /We were not given access to proper education /Twins must be killed /Feeling guilty about helping Freeport /Tears on the plane /Leontine Visser --Trajanus S. Boekorsjom --Dolf Faidiban --Arnold Mampioper --Gerrit Jan Iauri --Dorus Rumbiak --Alex Wamafma --Joel Boray --Luther Saroy --Florenz Imbiri --Lambert Marani --Barnabas Suebu --Ismael Bauw --Alex Sawaki and Marthin Senandi --Marthin Senandi --Dirk Bernardus Urus --Amos Yap --Amapos Jos Marey.

Between 1997 and 2001 the Stichting Mondelinge Geschiedenis Indonesie (SMGI, Foundation for the Oral History of Indonesia) conducted interviews with 724 individuals, among them "full-blooded" Dutch, Indo-Europeans, Chinese, Moluccans, Menadonese and Javanese. The interviews document "the end of the Netherlands colonial presence in Asia", also giving a view on ordinary daylife in these days. The abstracts presented in this volume are an introduction to the sound archive comprising 2.800 hours of recording. (DÜI-Alb)