Common Worlds and Single Lives
Constituting Knowledge in Pacific Societies
Herausgeber: Keck, Verena
Common Worlds and Single Lives
Constituting Knowledge in Pacific Societies
Herausgeber: Keck, Verena
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In Pacific societies, local knowledge, which has been accumulated over thousands of years and is irreplaceable, is rapidly disappearing.
In Pacific societies, local knowledge, which has been accumulated over thousands of years and is irreplaceable, is rapidly disappearing.
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- Verlag: Bloomsbury Academic
- Seitenzahl: 384
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 1998
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 517g
- ISBN-13: 9781859731697
- ISBN-10: 1859731694
- Artikelnr.: 22088215
- Verlag: Bloomsbury Academic
- Seitenzahl: 384
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 1998
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 517g
- ISBN-13: 9781859731697
- ISBN-10: 1859731694
- Artikelnr.: 22088215
Verena Keck Institute of Ethnology,University of Heidelberg
Contents: Verena Keck, Introduction
Part One: Prologue
Sir Raymond Firth, Reflections on Knowledge in an Oceanic Setting
Part Two: Embodied Personhood
Borut Telban, Body, Being and Identity in Ambonwari, Papua New Guinea
Andree Grau, On the Acquisition of Knowledge: Teaching Kinship through the body among the Tiwi of Northern Australia
Christina Toren, Cannibalism and Compassion: Transformations in Fijian Notions of the Person
Part Three: Changing Life Histories
Andrew Strathern, A Turn of the Rope: Two Life
Histories from Mount Hagen
Lisette Josephides, Kewa Portraits: A Different Kind of Biography
Part Four: Local Recasting of Christianity
Anna Paini, HMI Samoa and HMI Oui
oui: Local Recasting of Christianity by Lifuans (Loyalty Islands)
Monique Jeudy
Ballini, Appropriating the Other: A Case study from New Britain
Part Five: Experiencing Outside Worlds
Ronald Adams, Tannese Cultural Journeys
Allen Abramson, The Articulation of Property and Non
Property Relations in Land in the Interior of 'Big Fiji': The Fate of the Particularising Relation
Elfriede Hermann, Deeply Felt Knowledge: Integrating Thoughts and Emotions in Knowing the Past
Brigit Obrist van Eeuwijk, Responses of Kwanga Women to Intrusion into the Female Realm
Beatriz Moral, Chuukese Women's Status: Traditional and Modern Elements
Part Six: Appropriating New Forms of Knowledge
Pierre Lemonnier, Showing the Invisible. Violence and Politics among the Ankave
Anga (Gulf Province, Papua New Guinea)
Milan Stanek & Florence Weiss, Big Man and Big Woman in the Village
Elite in the Town
Erik Venbrux, Why do the Tiwi want a New Township? A Case Study of Australian Aboriginal Brokers and the Politics of 'Development'
Barbara Lüem, Tinpis Running in Tuvalu: Reactions to Video as a New Medium: A Case Study
Ingjerd Hoem, Staging a Political Challenge: The Story of Tokelau Te Ata
Part Seven: Epilogue
Marilyn Strathern, The New Modernities
Part One: Prologue
Sir Raymond Firth, Reflections on Knowledge in an Oceanic Setting
Part Two: Embodied Personhood
Borut Telban, Body, Being and Identity in Ambonwari, Papua New Guinea
Andree Grau, On the Acquisition of Knowledge: Teaching Kinship through the body among the Tiwi of Northern Australia
Christina Toren, Cannibalism and Compassion: Transformations in Fijian Notions of the Person
Part Three: Changing Life Histories
Andrew Strathern, A Turn of the Rope: Two Life
Histories from Mount Hagen
Lisette Josephides, Kewa Portraits: A Different Kind of Biography
Part Four: Local Recasting of Christianity
Anna Paini, HMI Samoa and HMI Oui
oui: Local Recasting of Christianity by Lifuans (Loyalty Islands)
Monique Jeudy
Ballini, Appropriating the Other: A Case study from New Britain
Part Five: Experiencing Outside Worlds
Ronald Adams, Tannese Cultural Journeys
Allen Abramson, The Articulation of Property and Non
Property Relations in Land in the Interior of 'Big Fiji': The Fate of the Particularising Relation
Elfriede Hermann, Deeply Felt Knowledge: Integrating Thoughts and Emotions in Knowing the Past
Brigit Obrist van Eeuwijk, Responses of Kwanga Women to Intrusion into the Female Realm
Beatriz Moral, Chuukese Women's Status: Traditional and Modern Elements
Part Six: Appropriating New Forms of Knowledge
Pierre Lemonnier, Showing the Invisible. Violence and Politics among the Ankave
Anga (Gulf Province, Papua New Guinea)
Milan Stanek & Florence Weiss, Big Man and Big Woman in the Village
Elite in the Town
Erik Venbrux, Why do the Tiwi want a New Township? A Case Study of Australian Aboriginal Brokers and the Politics of 'Development'
Barbara Lüem, Tinpis Running in Tuvalu: Reactions to Video as a New Medium: A Case Study
Ingjerd Hoem, Staging a Political Challenge: The Story of Tokelau Te Ata
Part Seven: Epilogue
Marilyn Strathern, The New Modernities
Contents: Verena Keck, Introduction
Part One: Prologue
Sir Raymond Firth, Reflections on Knowledge in an Oceanic Setting
Part Two: Embodied Personhood
Borut Telban, Body, Being and Identity in Ambonwari, Papua New Guinea
Andree Grau, On the Acquisition of Knowledge: Teaching Kinship through the body among the Tiwi of Northern Australia
Christina Toren, Cannibalism and Compassion: Transformations in Fijian Notions of the Person
Part Three: Changing Life Histories
Andrew Strathern, A Turn of the Rope: Two Life
Histories from Mount Hagen
Lisette Josephides, Kewa Portraits: A Different Kind of Biography
Part Four: Local Recasting of Christianity
Anna Paini, HMI Samoa and HMI Oui
oui: Local Recasting of Christianity by Lifuans (Loyalty Islands)
Monique Jeudy
Ballini, Appropriating the Other: A Case study from New Britain
Part Five: Experiencing Outside Worlds
Ronald Adams, Tannese Cultural Journeys
Allen Abramson, The Articulation of Property and Non
Property Relations in Land in the Interior of 'Big Fiji': The Fate of the Particularising Relation
Elfriede Hermann, Deeply Felt Knowledge: Integrating Thoughts and Emotions in Knowing the Past
Brigit Obrist van Eeuwijk, Responses of Kwanga Women to Intrusion into the Female Realm
Beatriz Moral, Chuukese Women's Status: Traditional and Modern Elements
Part Six: Appropriating New Forms of Knowledge
Pierre Lemonnier, Showing the Invisible. Violence and Politics among the Ankave
Anga (Gulf Province, Papua New Guinea)
Milan Stanek & Florence Weiss, Big Man and Big Woman in the Village
Elite in the Town
Erik Venbrux, Why do the Tiwi want a New Township? A Case Study of Australian Aboriginal Brokers and the Politics of 'Development'
Barbara Lüem, Tinpis Running in Tuvalu: Reactions to Video as a New Medium: A Case Study
Ingjerd Hoem, Staging a Political Challenge: The Story of Tokelau Te Ata
Part Seven: Epilogue
Marilyn Strathern, The New Modernities
Part One: Prologue
Sir Raymond Firth, Reflections on Knowledge in an Oceanic Setting
Part Two: Embodied Personhood
Borut Telban, Body, Being and Identity in Ambonwari, Papua New Guinea
Andree Grau, On the Acquisition of Knowledge: Teaching Kinship through the body among the Tiwi of Northern Australia
Christina Toren, Cannibalism and Compassion: Transformations in Fijian Notions of the Person
Part Three: Changing Life Histories
Andrew Strathern, A Turn of the Rope: Two Life
Histories from Mount Hagen
Lisette Josephides, Kewa Portraits: A Different Kind of Biography
Part Four: Local Recasting of Christianity
Anna Paini, HMI Samoa and HMI Oui
oui: Local Recasting of Christianity by Lifuans (Loyalty Islands)
Monique Jeudy
Ballini, Appropriating the Other: A Case study from New Britain
Part Five: Experiencing Outside Worlds
Ronald Adams, Tannese Cultural Journeys
Allen Abramson, The Articulation of Property and Non
Property Relations in Land in the Interior of 'Big Fiji': The Fate of the Particularising Relation
Elfriede Hermann, Deeply Felt Knowledge: Integrating Thoughts and Emotions in Knowing the Past
Brigit Obrist van Eeuwijk, Responses of Kwanga Women to Intrusion into the Female Realm
Beatriz Moral, Chuukese Women's Status: Traditional and Modern Elements
Part Six: Appropriating New Forms of Knowledge
Pierre Lemonnier, Showing the Invisible. Violence and Politics among the Ankave
Anga (Gulf Province, Papua New Guinea)
Milan Stanek & Florence Weiss, Big Man and Big Woman in the Village
Elite in the Town
Erik Venbrux, Why do the Tiwi want a New Township? A Case Study of Australian Aboriginal Brokers and the Politics of 'Development'
Barbara Lüem, Tinpis Running in Tuvalu: Reactions to Video as a New Medium: A Case Study
Ingjerd Hoem, Staging a Political Challenge: The Story of Tokelau Te Ata
Part Seven: Epilogue
Marilyn Strathern, The New Modernities