The Tinguian: Social, Religious, and Economic Life of a Philippine Tribe

by Fay-Cooper Cole

Contents

• [List of Illustrations] 231
• [Introduction] 235
• I. [Geographical Relations and History] 238
• II. [Physical Type and Relationships] 247
• III. [The Cycle of Life] 261
  • [Birth] 261
  • [Childhood] 272
  • [Engagement and Marriage] 278
  • [Death and Burial] 283
  • [The Layog] 290
• IV. [Religion and Magic] 295
• V. [The Ceremonies] 315
  • 1. [The Minor Ceremonies] 315
  • 2. [The Great Ceremonies] 327
  • 3. [Special Ceremonies] 355
• VI. [Social Organization. Government. The Village] 359
• VII. [Warfare, Hunting, and Fishing] 371
• VIII. [Economic Life] 387
  • [Rice Culture] 387
  • [Cultivated Plants and Trees] 403
  • [Wild Plants and Trees] 408
  • [Plants and Trees Used in the Treatment of Disease] 409
  • [Use of Betel-Nut, Tobacco, and Stimulants] 410
  • [Domestic Animals] 411
• IX. [Products of Industry] 413
  • [Iron-Working] 413
  • [Spinning and Weaving] 416
  • [Manufacture of Rope and String] 420
  • [Bark Cloth] 422
  • [Basket Making] 423
  • [Mats] 426
  • [Dyes] 426
  • [Net Making] 427
  • [Manufacture of Pottery] 427
  • [Pipe Making] 428
  • [Method of Drying Hides] 429
• X. [Decorative Art] 431
• XI. [Personal Adornment, Dances, and Musical Instruments] 437
• XII. [Music, By Albert Gale] 443
• [Conclusions] 486
• [Index] 491

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