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Somehow paradoxically, the unified Pencak Silat pattern is constituted from a great range of
               variation in how the basic moves and techniques are combined, and depending on which key
               aspect within this combination is being emphasized. Different masters and their students
               have created their own styles according to their preferences and to the physical environment
               and social-cultural context wherein they live, resulting in hundreds of schools and styles. This
               makes Pencak Silat a rich cultural phenomena, fascinating to practice and study.

               Sources
               The  preceding  text  is  derived  from  Master  O’ong  Maryono’s  book Pencak  Silat  in  the
               Indonesian  Archipelago (Yogyakarta:  Yayasan  Galang,  1995  and  2002).  Please  cite  when
               referring to it.

               References used by the author in the text include:
               Drager, D. & Smith, R. Comprehensive Asian Fighting Arts (Tokyo: Kodansha International,
               1980).

               Mattulala  et  al.  “Pencak-Silat  Tradisional  di  Sulawesi  Selatan.”  Research  report,  1980.
               Mitchell, D., Martial Arts Handbook: The New Official (London: Stanley Paul, 1995 and 2002).
               Notosoejitno.  “Pencak  Silat  Nilat  dan  Perkembangannya.”  Unpublished  paper,  1984.
               PB IPSI. “Khazanah Pencak Silat.” Unpublished paper, 1994.

















































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