The Headman Was a Woman
by Kirk M. Endicott, Karen L. Endicott
A detailed anthropological account of the Batek people, exploring gender, leadership, and social life in an egalitarian society.
About This Book
This book examines the social structure and daily life of the Batek, an indigenous group in Malaysia.
The authors focus on how leadership and decision-making are shared among men and women.
Based on extensive fieldwork, the study highlights the values and practices that sustain an egalitarian community.
The narrative draws on firsthand observations to present a detailed account of Batek culture and social organization.
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