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MASS HYSTERIA IN THE NEW GUINEA HIGHLANDS
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  • 1968Pigs for the Ancestors: Ritual in the Ecology of a New Guinea People.1,257 cited
  • 1964The Neglected Situation1,062 cited
  • 1962Psychological Anthropology172 cited
  • 1967Medicine as an Ethnographic Category: The Gimi of the New Guinea Highlands109 cited
  • 1964“Wild Man” Behavior in a New Guinea Highlands Community181 cited
  • 1961Shamans as Neurotics74 cited
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  • 1952A CARGO MOVEMENT IN THE EASTERN CENTRAL HIGHLANDS OF NEW GUINEA142 cited
  • 1952A CARGO MOVEMENT IN THE EASTERN CENTRAL HIGHLANDS OF NEW GUINEA30 cited
  • 1960“MUSHROOM MADNESS” IN THE NEW GUINEA HIGHLANDS28 cited
  • 1973TEMPORARY MADNESS AS THEATRE: WILD‐MAN BEHAVIOUR IN NEW GUINEA123 cited
  • 1951RECENT HISTORY OF MEKEO SOCIETY16 cited

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  • 1979DREAMS OF CHANGE: THE INNOVATIVE ROLE OF ALTERED STATES OF CONSCIOUSNESS IN TRADITIONAL MELANESIAN RELIGION153 cited
  • 2012Involuntary mass spirit possession among the Miskitu6 cited

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