1. The Slametan Communal Feast as a Core Ritual
2. Spirit Beliefs
   1. The Meaning of Spirit Beliefs
3. The Slametan Cycles:
4. The Slametan Cycles: Circumcision and Marriage
5. The Slametan Cycles:
6. The Slametan Cycles: Calendrical, Village, and Intermittent Slametans
7. Curing, Sorcery, and Magic
   1. The Possessed Curer: Dukun Tiban
8. Fermai:
   1. Santri versus Abangan: General Differences
9. The Development of Islam in Modjokuto
   1. The Japanese Period : 1942-1945
10. Chapter 12 Conservative versus
11. The Ideological Background
12. Chapter 13 Patterns of Internal
13. Community
    1. Conservative versus Modern: A Balanced Opposition
14. The Santri Educational
    1. The Modem Religious School in Modjokuto
15. Chapter 15The Administration
16. Chapter l6 The Santri Ritual Pattern
17. The Background
18. and General Dimensions of Prijaji Belief and Etiquette
    1. The Role of Etiquette
19. Chapter i8 The Role of Classical Art
    1. The Gamelan: Javanese Music
20. The Role of Popular Art
    1. Folktales
    2. 3. The Search for Ultimate Enlightenment and “‘This-Worldly” Mysticism
    3. 7. The Underlying Identity of Individuals and the Organic Theory of Social Organization
21. The Mystical Sects
22. Chapter 22 Conflict and Integration
    1. The Holidays—Ceremonies of Social Integration and Conflict
23. Appendix: A Note on Methods of Work
24. Subject and Author Index
25. Index of Javanese and Indonesian Terms