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Naître par le sang, renaître par la nourriture : un aspect de l’adoption en Océanie
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  • 1974Kinship, Descent and Locality: Some New Guinea Examples65 cited
  • 1988Adoption, fosterage et alliance51 cited
  • 1995Rethinking Trobriand Chieftainship37 cited
  • 1990Considérations relatives aux représentations des substances corporelles en Nouvelle-Guinée19 cited
  • 19706. Adoption on Nukuoro15 cited
  • 19704. Tahitian Adoption as a Psychological Message15 cited
  • 1981Bimanese Personal Names: Meaning and Use15 cited

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