Rural and urban villagers: A bi-local social system in Papua
Rural and urban villagers: A bi-local social system in Papua
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1970
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Ryan, Dawn
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[Honolulu]
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The central theme of this dissertation is that it is valid and useful to analyze activities in the home village and in Port Moresby as part of one social system. In other words, Toaripi in the two areas are members of a single, bi-local, field of social relations. Most of the material on which the analysis is based deals with Uritai village and with Uritai villagers in Port Moresby, especially those in Vabukori settlement.
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Typescript.
Bibliography: leaves [149]-156.
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vii, 156 leaves maps
Bibliography: leaves [149]-156.
Microfilm.
vii, 156 leaves maps
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Toaripi (Papua New Guinean people),
Papua
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Theses for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (University of Hawaii (Honolulu)) Anthropology no. 304
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