from the perspective of

folklore approach.

So they are really interested in how local community have stories and also a kind of myth that explaining about human and tiger relations.

Thank you.

in a way that is not explaining about conflict, but explaining about the covenant and also ethical and moral contract between human and tiger through myths and also through rituals, like in Cringes of Blood.

They observe it, and it's really interesting in itself because it gives you a perspective about the possible way of engaging with other human species.

However, the problem with this kind of publication, but sometimes it's sometimes, first of all, it's quite historical because sometimes the stories and the folklore is related with mostly with elderly in one particular community.

And this is changing the moral and cultural relations of the villages and now you also have the NGOs with different agenda and you have BKSDR with different agenda so how what do you mean by the changing moral and cultural relations between people and tigers here in Sumatra