The first-order anthropomorphic gods of Polynesia

Jeff Marck

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Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies Cultural and Mythological Studies

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Apres avoir explique la formation du couple primordial, l'A. propose une reconstruction des noms et des roles des premiers dieux anthropomorphiques des Polynesiens a differentes etapes prehistoriques : chez les Proto-Polynesiens, les Polynesiens proto-nucleaires et chez les Polynesiens proto-centraux orientaux. Pour ce troisieme groupe sont degagees les traditions des Marquises trouvees aux Marquises, a Mangareva et a Hawai, et les traditions de Tahiti trouvees en Nouvelle-Zelande, sur les Iles Cook, a Tongareva, a Mangaia, a Rarotonga, a Tahiti, et sur les Tuamotus

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