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Traditional Whaling Culture and Social Change in Lamalera, Indonesia : An Analysis of the Catch Record of Whaling

幹幸江上曠太郎小島 Egami Tomoko Kojima Kotaro

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The aim is to analyze the relationship between traditional whaling culture and social change in Lamalera, Indonesia.
Analyzed historical catch records of whaling in Lamalera.
Conducted ethnographic observations of local whaling practices.
Interviewed community members to understand cultural significance.
Evaluated social changes associated with marine resource management.
Identified shifts in whaling practices reflecting changing cultural values.
Found a decline in traditional whaling due to economic and environmental pressures.
Highlighted increased community awareness of sustainable practices.

Implication

An analysis examines whaling practices and cultural shifts in Lamalera, suggesting impacts on community identity.

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江上 et al. (2013) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d0a9c8659487ece0fa4175 https://doi.org/10.15021/00002442

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