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| Acknowledgments | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Methodological Developments in Psychocultural Anthropology | |
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| A Strategy for Psychocultural Research: The Open Interview | |
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| An Overview of Toraja Culture and Society | |
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| The Interview Situation | |
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| The "Respondents" | |
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| Organization and Major Themes | |
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| Notes on Translations and Style | |
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| Basic Psychocultural Orientations | |
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| Religious, Moral, and Philosophical Orientations | |
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| Spiritual Beings | |
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| Village Christianity | |
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| Notions of Fate and Fortune | |
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| Notions of Order and Disorder | |
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| The Value of Social Unity and Interdependency | |
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| The Moral Person | |
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| Aspects of Interpersonal Relationships | |
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| The Nature and Basis of Attachments | |
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| Focal Relationships | |
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| Vertical Versus Horizontal Relationships | |
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| Insiders Versus Outsiders | |
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| Aspects of Identity and Self | |
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| Collective identity | |
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| Village, Family, and Class Identity | |
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| Adult Identity | |
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| Religious Affiliation | |
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| Gender | |
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| Individual Differences and Family Resemblances | |
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| Presentation of Self | |
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| Sense of Vulnerability | |
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| Self-Assertion | |
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| Self-Evaluation and Changes in the Self | |
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| Identification of the Self with Others | |
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| Mental States and Processes | |
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| Notions of Spirit or Soul | |
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| Dreams and Dreaming | |
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| Sense Perception | |
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| Thinking and Feeling | |
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| Losses and Transformations of Consciousness | |
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| Morality and Conscience | |
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| Suffering | |
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| Prevalent Interpersonal Concerns and Anxieties | |
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| Being Robbed | |
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| Being Tricked and Deceived | |
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| Being Gossiped About and Slandered | |
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| Unfaithfulness of a Spouse | |
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| Being the Victim of Magic | |
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| Dysphoria and Disorder | |
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| Rumination, Anxiety, and Distress | |
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| Somatic Complaints | |
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| Disturbing Dreams | |
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| Suicide | |
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| Mental Disturbances | |
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| Coping With Disorder and Dysphoria | |
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| Emotion Work | |
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| Making Amends | |
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| Other Approaches to Healing | |
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| Culture and Experience in Toraja | |
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| Afterword | |
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| Appendix: Checklist of Open Interview Topics | |
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| Notes | |
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| Glossary | |
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| References | |
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| Index | |