Anthropology in Oceania
Subtitle: essays presented to Ian Hogbin
By: Edited by L. R. Hiatt and C. Jayawardena. Foreword by Raymond Firth
Publisher: Angus and Robertson
Published: 1971
Place of publication: [Sydney]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 290
Subjects: Bibliography; Ethnology
Notes: Bibliography: p. [269]-284.
Table of contents: title: Descent groups and ecology amongst the Nduindui, New Herbides, by M. Allen.; title: Rivalry, competition and conflict among Christian Melanesians, by J. Beckett.; title: Economic aspects of modernization of Tikopia, by R. Firth.; title: Secret pseudo-procreation rites among the Australian Aborigines, by L. R. Hiatt.; title: The disintegration of caste in Fiji Indian rural society, by C. Jayawardena.; title: Descent residence and cultural codes, by R. M. Keesing.; title: Statements about religion: the problem of reliability, by P. Lawrence.; title: Men and spirits in the Kunimaipa Valley, by M. McArthur.; title: From tribesmen to peasants: the case of the Mae Enga of New Guinea, by M. Meggitt.; title: Ngadju kinship and social change on the upper Mentaya, by D. Miles.; title: Dravidian-Iroquois: the Melanesian evidence, by H. Scheffler.; title: Minangkabau and modernization by M. G. Swift.; title: Bibliography of Ian Hogbin up to 1971 (p. [269]-271)