: Corporations typically responded by treating the incidents as a medical or psychological "epidemic," using sedatives or isolation, though they occasionally hired local bomoh (spirit healers) to perform rituals like slaughtering a goat to "appease the spirits" and resume production. Notable Figures Mentioned
The report titled was written by Aihwa Ong and published in the journal American Ethnologist in 1988. SU - Appeasing The Spirits - Dakota Lovell & Am...
The paper examines the phenomenon of among young, unmarried Malay women working in multinational factories, specifically looking at how these episodes serve as a form of "protest" or "negotiation of reality" within the rigid, often dehumanizing environments of industrial capitalism. Key Findings & Context : Corporations typically responded by treating the incidents