Diversity, Hierarchy, and Modernity in Pacific Island Communities

Niko Besnier

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Languages Talk as Commodity in a Modernity-oriented World Personhood, Codeswitching, and Body Habitus Power and Practice in Hierarchical Polynesia and Micronesia Conclusion: Pacific Island Speech Communities in a Sea of Change

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