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タイトル: 熱帯多雨林沿岸部の生活 : 東スマトラ, リアウ州の実例
その他のタイトル: Traditional Life and Its Transformation among the Melayu People on the East Coast of Sumatra
著者: 高谷, 好一  KAKEN_name
アリス・ポニマン  KAKEN_name
著者名の別形: Takaya, Yoshikazu
Poniman, Aris
発行日: Dec-1986
出版者: 京都大学東南アジア研究センター
誌名: 東南アジア研究
巻: 24
号: 3
開始ページ: 263
終了ページ: 288
抄録: The mainstay of life before World War II in the coastal lowlands of tropical Asia was sago-washing and fishing. These activities can still be seen in a limited part of the east coast of Sumatra. Khairamandah is an old village dating back to the Sultanate which has survived on sago production. Despite its isolated location in the midst of a huge swamp forest, village life seems to have been stable, even affluent, thanks to the abundance of sago and forest products, for which usually market demand remained good. This sago village is, however, now undergoing rapid change due to the systematic expansion of coconut plantations. Bekawan is a typical Melayu fishing village, located next to Khairamandah. The village stands on stilts erected in shallow water off a mangrove fringe. The site was formerly occupied by a group of orang laut, but in 1915 a Melayu merchant built a fishing camp there and soon it developed into a village. Fishing for shrimps, which were sold in Singapore, was the sole activity and is still done today. The arrival of Chinese-Indonesian fishermen with larger nets has almost completely forced the Melayu from their original place. They still live there, but now they work for the newcomers.
記述: この論文は国立情報学研究所の学術雑誌公開支援事業により電子化されました。
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2433/56251
出現コレクション:Vol.24 No.3

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