Cultural History In Focus | “Fashioning Cultural Representations: Pioneer Colonial Explorers and Dutch Borneo’s Gentle Headhunters” by Bernard Sellato
Fashioning Cultural Representations
Pioneer Colonial Explorers and Dutch Borneo’s Gentle Headhunters
by Bernard Sellato
This article is generously provided by Bernard Sellato and Moussons.
Bernard Sellato
Bernard Sellato is a geologist (MSc 1973) and anthropologist (PhD 1987), former director (1999-2004) of the Institute of Research on Southeast Asia (IRSEA, now IrASIA) in Marseilles, France, and editor (1999-2008) of the journal Moussons. Social Science Research on Southeast Asia.
He currently is a Senior Researcher (emeritus), Centre Asie du Sud-Est (CNRS, EHESS, INaLCO), PSL Research University, Paris. He published a dozen books, including Hornbill and Dragon. Arts and Cultures of Borneo (1989, 1992), Nomads of the Borneo Rainforest (1989, 1994), and Plaited Arts from the Borneo Rainforest (2012), as well as a large number of articles and book chapters.
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Author | Bernard Sellato
Publication | Moussons
Issue | 43 — p. 5-58
Date of Publication | July 17, 2024