The Mask of War: Violence, Ritual and the Self in Melanesia.

Marc Schiltz · Simon Harrison

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Community against clanship dangerous friends - the Iatmul of Japandai congenial enemies - patterns of enmity and alliance war and the men's cult the ethnopsychology of war magic war and ritual hierarchy violence and the symbolic construction of polity.

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