William Roseberry thinks the position leads us into a misguided feeling of interpretive carelessness. Roseberry draws from Geertz's own particular commentaries to propose that Geertz disregards the significance of ladies ("conventional markets (where the battles were held) were 'staffed completely by ladies"), political economy ("the game has been one of the fundamental offices of the island's adaptation"), and post-pilgrim patriotism ("Balinese see the island as taking the state of a little, pleased rooster, balanced, neck stretched out, back tight, tail raised, in everlasting test to vast, carefree, Java.") Nor do we ever truly take in the social birthplaces of status in Balinese society pivotal data if these battles are emblematic fights