<P>Introduction: The Place of Visuals in Anthropological Research</P><P></P><B><P>Part I: Visual Research Projects</P></B><P>1 Microcultural Incidents in Minangkabau Children's Emotion Behavior</P><P>2 <I>Dead Birds</I> Revisited: Rethinking Emotion in a New Guinea Dani Funeral</P><P>3 Comparing Styles of Teaching and Learning in Some South Carolina and West Sumatra Kindergartens: Video-Cued Multivocalic Ethnography (with Louise Jennings)</P><P>4 Three Styles of Play: New Guinea Dani, Central Java, and Micronesia</P><P>5 Nonverbal Studies of Dani Anger and Sexual Expression: Experimental Method in Videotape Ethnography</P><P></P><B><P>Part II: Exploring Indonesian Cinema</P></B><P>6 National Cinema, National Culture</P><P>7 Analyzing Emotion in Scenes from Indonesian Cinema</P><P>8 Culture and Cinema in Indonesia: Teguh Karya's Doea Tanda Mata</P><P>9 Banana Peels: Visual Conventions in Indonesian Movies</P><P>10 Anger in Indonesian Cinema</P><P>11 Order and Disorder in Indonesian Genre Films and National Politics</P><P></P><P>Appendix</P><P>Other Uses of Visuals, Fragments and Suggestions</P><P>Excerpt One: Above the Fold: Early Twentieth Century Front Page Anger</P><P>Excerpt Two: Still Photographs</P><P>Excerpt Three: Life Story: Dr. Mochtar Naim</P><P>Excerpt Four: Ethnographic Shorts</P>