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Local deities, traditions, and regional identity of the Chinese community in Bali. Introduction to the problem (translated from English by E.M. Karageorgii)

The Chinese community in Bali is part of a larger Chinese Indonesian minority. Under the influence of the Balinese culture and local circumstances, it has developed a unique cultural system and regional identity of (non-ethnic) Balinese. An important aspect of inter-ethnic relations here is the religious one, with the supernatural and related expectations being involved in the dialogue of the locally dominant group with the community.

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индонезийцы китайского происхождения, Бали, аккультурация, межэтнический диалог, региональная идентичность, религиозный синкретизм, Chinese Indonesians, Bali, acculturation, inter-ethnic dialogue, regional identity, religious syncretism

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Olszewska DobrochnaNicolaus Copernicus Universitydobrucha1@gmail.com
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Local deities, traditions, and regional identity of the Chinese community in Bali. Introduction to the problem (translated from English by E.M. Karageorgii) | Sibirskie Istoricheskie Issledovaniia – Siberian Historical Research. 2015. № 1.

Local deities, traditions, and regional identity of the Chinese community in Bali. Introduction to the problem (translated from English by E.M. Karageorgii) | Sibirskie Istoricheskie Issledovaniia – Siberian Historical Research. 2015. № 1.

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