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Topeng Sidha Karya: A Balinese Mask Dance - Yavanika

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198 Kodi et al.Figure 4. No longer wearing the mask, I Ketut Kodi completes the ceremonyby burning incense and dedicating offerings. (Photo: Kathy Foley)tions and the three worlds meet in the body of the dancer, who for the momentof the ceremony is the axis of the universe showering blessings on the world.]punta: Thus, this topeng performance reaches its end.REFERENCESBandem, I Made, and Fredrik deBoer. 1981.Kaja and Kelod: <strong>Balinese</strong> <strong>Dance</strong> in Transition. Kuala Lumpur: OxfordUniversity.Dunn, Deborah. 1983.“<strong>Topeng</strong> Pajegan: The <strong>Mask</strong> <strong>Dance</strong> of Bali.” PhD diss., Union GraduateSchool.Eiseman, Fred B., Jr. 1990.Bali: Sekala and Niskala. Vol. 1. Jakarta: Periplus.Emigh, John. 1996.<strong>Mask</strong>ed Performance: The Play of Self and Other in Ritual and Theatre. Philadelphia:University of Pennsylvania.Picard, Michel. 1996Bali: Cultural Tourism and Touristic Culture. Trans. Diana Darling. Singapore:Archipelago.Slattem, Judy, and Paul Schraub. 2003.<strong>Balinese</strong> <strong>Mask</strong>s: Spirits of an Ancient Drama. Singapore: Periplus.

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