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Magical body Richard Eves Power, fame and meaning in a Melanesian society

By:

Richard Eves

Material type: Text

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TextLanguage: English Series: Studies in Anthropology and History; V 23Publication details: Australia Harwood Academic Publishers 1998Description: xxii, 302p cmISBN:

9057023059

Subject(s):

Ethnology

DDC classification:

Y73.934.N9, N8

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