This book integrates social anthropological, political, and historical perspectives on the emotional impact of marginalization, stigmatization and violence in present-day Indonesia. The authors' combined focus on regional particularities and universal dimensions of experiencing and dealing with social, economic and psychological adversities targets scholars who share regional interest in the archipelago and researchers concerned with theoretical aspects of the interplay between power asymmetries, agency, emotion and culture.

Content
Acknowledgments 9
Introduction-The Emotional Make-up of Marginality and Stigma 11
Birgitt Röttger-Rössler & Thomas Stodulka
What Makes a Good Life?-Changing Marginality and Dayak Benuaq Subjective Wellbeing in East Kalimantan 30
Michaela Haug
Converging Ontologies, Flattening of Time-Discordant Temporalities and Feeling Rules in Bali's New Village Jurisdictions 53
Martin Ramstedt
When Trauma Came to Halmahera-Global Governance, Emotion Work, and the Reinvention of Spirits in North Maluku 81
Nils Bubandt
"Playing it Right"-Empathy and Emotional Economies on the Streets of Java 103
Thomas Stodulka
Locations of Emotional Security-Queer Narratives on Stigma, Marginality, and Cross-Cultural Friendships in Java 128
Eric Anton Heuser
Lessons from the Notion of "Moral Terrorism" 148
Tom Boellstorff
Navigating Inner Conflict-Online Circulation of Indonesian Muslim Queer Emotions 159
Ferdiansyah Thajib
Marginalized by Silence-Victims of Japanese Occupation in Indonesia's Political Memory 180
Boryano Rickum
Keeping Hope in a Marginalized World-Testimonies of Former Political Prisoners in Yogyakarta 196
Baskara T. Wardaya
The Act of Killing and Dealing with Present-Day Demons of Impunity- A Conversation with Joshua Oppenheimer 218
Victoria K. Sakti
Map of Indonesia 229
Notes on Contributors 230
Index 233