The Trobrianders of Papua New Guinea

Annette B. Weiner

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Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies Anthropological Studies and Insights Cross-Cultural and Social Analysis

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The Trobrianders: Past and Present. Death and the Work of Mourning. Fathers and Matrilineality. Youth and Sexuality. Marriage and the Politics of Yams. Chiefs and Hierarchy. Men Working for Women. The Regeneration of Matrilineality. Kula and the Search for Fame. Conclusion. Glossary of Kiriwira Words and Anthropological Terms.

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