Rindi: An Ethnographic Study of a Traditional Domain in Eastern Sumba

This insightful exploration delves into the traditional customs and cultural practices of the Rindi people of Eastern Sumba. Through meticulous research and firsthand observations, the author unveils the complexities and richness of a society that thrives on deeply rooted traditions.

The narrative paints a vivid picture of daily life, rituals, and social structures, emphasizing the significance of the ancestral ties that define the Rindi community. The author draws connections between the historical context and contemporary dynamics, revealing how these age-old practices continue to shape the identity of the Rindi people amidst modern influences.

In his thorough analysis, the study not only highlights cultural resilience but also raises critical questions about the implications of globalization on indigenous ways of life. The reader embarks on a journey through a fascinating domain, gaining a profound understanding of the interplay between tradition and change within a vibrant cultural landscape.