Aihwa Ong and Michael G. Peletz, eds., Bewitching Women, Pious Men: Gender and Body Politics in Southeast Asia, Berkeley: University of California Press, 1995 (309 pages). 

   1. Suzanne A. Brenner, “Why women rule the roost: Rethinking Javanese ideologies of gender and self-control”

   2. Jennifer Krier, “Narrating herself: Power and gender in a Minangkabau woman’s tale of conflict”

   3. Michael G. Peletz, “Neither reasonable nor responsible: Contrasting epresentations of masculinity in a Malay society”

   4. Evelyn Blackwood, “Senior Women, model mothers, and dutiful wives: Managing gender contradictions in a 

       Minangkabau village”

   5. Aihwa Ong, “State versus Islam: Malay families, women’s bodies, and the body politics in Malaysia”

   6. Geraldine Heng and Janadas Devan, “State fatherhood: The politics of nationalism, sexuality, and race in Singapore”

   7. Jacqueline Siapno, “Alternative Filipina heroines: Contested tropes in leftist feminisms”

   8. Mary Beth Mills, “Attack of the widow ghosts: Gender, death, and modernity in Northeast Thailand”

   9. Jane A. Margold, “Narratives of masculinity and transnational migration: Filipino workers in the Middle East”