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Islam in Java: normative piety and mysticism in the sultanate of Yogyakarta

/ Mark R. Woodward

Main Author:
  • Woodward, Mark R. (1952-....), Auteur Idref
    • Main Corporate Authors:
  • Association for Asian studies, Collectivité éditrice Idref
    • Languages: anglaisCountry: ETATS-UNISPublication: Tucson: The University of Arizona Press, 1989; Copyright date: 1989Description: 1 vol. (ix-311 p.); 24 cmppn: 020939396 SUDOCISBN: 0-8165-1103-9Collection: Monographs of the Association for Asian Studies, 45Bibliography: Index • Bibliogr. p. [281]-295. IndexSubject - Topical Name: Soufisme Java (Indonésie) | Islam Java (Indonésie) | Vie religieuse Java (Indonésie) | Mystique, Islam Java (Indonésie) | Sufism -- Indonesia -- Java | Islam -- Indonesia -- Java Subject - Geographical Name: Java (Indonesia) -- Religious life and customs
    Holdings
    Item type Current library Collection Call number Status Date due Barcode Item holds
    Document empruntable, à demander BULAC
    Magasin     		Livre BIULO GEN.III.43384 Available 1190900041
    Document empruntable, à demander Maison de l'Asie
    EFEO Paris     		Livre EFEOB JAWA REL 13 Available 9218144483
    Total holds: 0

    Index

    Bibliogr. p. [281]-295. Index

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