Female and male in Borneo : contributions and challenges to gender studies / edited by Vinson H. Sutlive, Jr.

Includes references. - Contents: Introduction / V. Sutlive, George N. Appell; Sex role symmetry among the Rungus of Sabah / L.W.R. Appell; Inviduation of the drives of sex and aggression in the linguistic and behavioral repertoire of the Rungus / G.N. Appell; Latah behavior by females among the Rungus of Sabah / A.A. Doolittle; The children of Nising: images of headhunting and male sexuality in Iban ritual and oral literature / Julian Davison, V. Sutlive; Warriors and weavers: a study of gender relations among the Iban of Sarawak / V. Mashman; The cultural logic of textile weaving practices among the Ibanic people / R.A. Drake; "Meanwhile back home ...": Bejalai and their effects on Iban men and women / P.M. Kedit; Latah in Sarawak / R.L. Winzeler; The anger within the flesh of the house: Mengalong Lun Dayeh cosmology as argument about babies and birds / J.B. Crain; Male/female distinction among the Selako / W.M. and M.J. Schneider; Kadayan men and women / A.R. Maxwell; Gender and class in central Borneo / J. Rousseau; On "The watersnake which is also a hornbill": male and female in Ngaju mortuary symbology / A. Schiller; The penis pin / D.E. Brown; European indigenous miscegenation and social status in nineteenth century Borneo / R.H.W. Reece; Keling and Kumang in town / V. Sutlive.

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