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Informationen zum Autor Kirk Johnson was raised in the rural mountains of Western India. He received two master's degrees from Ohio University and a Ph.D. from McGill University in Montreal, Canada. He now works as a professor of sociology at the University of Guam. Johnson is the author or editor of four books and has written more than twenty referred journal articles. He has been the director of the Bali Field School since 2004. Klappentext This collection of essays works to capture the value of stepping out of the classroom environment and away from computer screens. From Classrooms to Rice Fields deals with the all-important questions of change for communities in Asia and the Pacific trying to find their place in the modern world. Zusammenfassung This collection of essays works to capture the value of stepping out of the classroom environment and away from computer screens. From Classrooms to Rice Fields deals with the all-important questions of change for communities in Asia and the Pacific trying to find their place in the modern world. Inhaltsverzeichnis List of FiguresForewordPrefaceAcknowledgmentsIntroductionReaching Back Across the Ocean: Learning about Ourselves by Engaging our Ancestral RootsKirk JohnsonPart 1: Research Papers1. Enhancing Connections with Asia: Preparing to Benefit from the Current Paradigm ShiftRon Crocombe2. Being Balinese in a Global Village: The Conundrums of Daily Life in UbudKirk Johnson and Rebecca A. Stephenson3. Symbols of SurvivalSandra Iseke Okada4. Overseas Field Schools and Danger Within the Context of GlobalizationRebecca A. Stephenson and Hiro Kurashina5. Globalization, Tourism and Taboo: Exploring Cultural Improprieties in Bali, IndonesiaLan-Hung Nora Chiang, Rebecca A. Stephenson, Hiro Kurashina, and Thomas J. Iverson6. Daughter, Wife and Mother: A Brief Life History of a Chuukese WomanTyprina Kasimiro7. Feminism in IndonesiaZohra Andi Baso8. The Strength of a WomanMichelle Castro 9. Inter-Institutional Cooperation Between Unibetsedat Guahan, Guam and Universitas Udayana, Bali: Thoughts on the Past 10 Years of Working with Faculty Members and Students of the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences, University of GuamD.K. Harya Putra10. A Journey of Self-Discovery: Finding the CHamoru Within MeNikkie Cruz de Jesus-Cushing11. Tourism Research: Reflections on the Bali Field SchoolThomas J. Iverson12. Bali: Hope in Paradise: A Filmmaker's JourneyJane Walters13. The Role of Spectacles in Building CommunitySandy Stilwell14. Finding ConnectionsDavid Dewey15. Finding Home on a Different IslandJessica K. P. Aguon16. Descendants of a Global FamilyJon Tikivanotau M. Jonassen17. Sex Tourism in the Age of Globalization: Perspectives from Two Island CommunitiesAntonio B. Perry18. Why Study Community Development and Globalization Issues in Bali?William Ingram19. Why is it You Cry?Terilynn Francisco20. The Balance of LifeNi Made Desa Perwani (Tuttut) 21. The Answers are Found in a Little Village in Eastern Bali: An Interview of I Wayan Karya by Ni Made Desa PerwaniI Wayan Karya22. The Essential SpiritualityCharissa L. Aguon23. Higher Learning in the Pacific: Reflections on Diversity and Technology in a Capstone Course at an Island UniversityKirk Johnson, Jonathan K. Lee, Rebecca A. Stephenson, and Julius Ceasar Sotomayor CenaPart 2: Reflections from Bali1. Reflections on the Bali Experience2. A Letter from the Mawar Family of Ubud, BaliPart 3: Casting Our Net1. A Brief History: Casting Our Net: Rediscovering Community in the 21st CenturyKirk Johnson2. The Success of a Film: Reflections from Fellow FilmmakersKel and Don Muña3. A Look Back: Stepping Out of Our Comfort ZonesCharissa Aguon4. A Closer Look: Casting Our Net: The ScriptCharissa Aguon5. A Letter from East-West CenterGerard A. FininPart 4: Appendix1. Assessment: Ten Years of UOG in Ubud, BaliElizabeth Coville2. Lett...
