Kiai langgar and kalebun: a contestation between cultural brokers in a non-pesantren village in Madura, Indonesia

TABLE OF CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PREFACE
CHAPTER I THE ROLE MODEL FOR THE VILLAGERS OF GAPURANA
	A. Gapurana and Madura
	B. Objectives and Benefits
	C. Cultural Broker and Local Leadership
CHAPTER II GAPURANA AND THE GENEALOGICAL PROCESS
	A. Gapurana
		1. Location
		2. Settlement
		3. Agriculture
		4. Fisheries
		5. Education
		6. Classification of Villagers
		7. Language
		8. Communications Technology
	B. Kalebun and Langgar Kiai: The Past and Present
		1. Colonial Times
		2. The Present
		3. Sumenep and Gapurana: A (dis)Continuity
CHAPTER III TWO TRADITIONS
	A. The Tradition of Langgar Kiai
		1. Dhiba’an, Friday Prayers, and Yassinan
		2. The Tradition of Langgar Kiai in Practice
	B. The Tradition of the Kalebun
		1. Mat Tiken Hosted Gabay
		2. The Tragedy in Wedding Parties
CHAPTER IV CONTESTATION
	A. The Genealogy of the Tradition
	B. Rituals, Institutionalization, and the Sphere of Influence
	C. Structure/Structuration, Politics of Piety, and PersonalInterests
	D. Between the Tradition of Langgar Kiai and the Traditionof Kalebun
CHAPTER V CONCLUSION
BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX