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Writing of local origin “myths” from the “Timorese Archipelago” and the “Moluccas”, F.A.E. van Wouden observes that “one is struck by the remarkable points of resemblance ... [between] ... the system delineated in these myths ... [and] ... the structure of society” (1968:195). The legitimating potential of local origin narratives alluded to by van Wouden has also been discussed in a number of more recent studies2 of cultural groups in “Eastern Indonesia” although few of these works extend the analysis of “myth” beyond the charter paradigm originally proposed by Malinowski (1926) and adopted by van Wouden.

Histories of Diversity, Hierarchies of Unity: The Politics of Origins in a South-West Moluccan Village