英文摘要 |
Taking an analysis of the Chinese-Indonesian community as an example, this article seeks to identify a multilevel analysis for illuminating rich cultural implications of Indonesian Islam. By using Clifford Geertz’s application of Wittgenstein’s family resemblance and Thomas A. Tweed’s aquatic metaphor of “religion in motion”, the general picture of Indonesian Islam is considered, as Muslim cultural locations share a family resemblance by which they are the results of confluences of Islam with various socio-cultural factors, constituted as a multiple translocation of Islamic culture. Within the Muslim cultural location, I apply Timothy Daniels’s spectrum of Islam to highlight diverse religious orientations and practice. Finally, Chinese-Indonesian’s conversion as a Muslim cultural location is indicated by Pierre Bourdieu’s religious field that considers Islamic conversion as a cultivation of religious disposition, accumulation and conversion of religious capital. |