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Kaima Sam T. The evolution of cargo cults and the emergence of political parties in Melanesia. In: Journal de la Société des océanistes, 92-93, 1991-1-2. pp. 173-180
Kaima Sam T. The evolution of cargo cults and the emergence of political parties in Melanesia. In: Journal de la Société des océanistes, 92-93, 1991-1-2. pp. 173-180
Recent studies on social changes in Melanesia initiated by contact with the West could be divided in...
Complex Movements in Contemporary Melanesian Anthropology What has happened to those indigen...
The Church of Melanesia has been independent for almost forty years and to date, no detailed examina...
Kaima Sam T. The evolution of cargo cults and the emergence of political parties in Melanesia. In: J...
This volume, bringing together six ethnographic papers and an epilogue first presented at ASAO sessi...
The cargo cult is a combination of native beliefs or animism and Christianity whose manifestations w...
In this article the author tries to analyse cargo cults from the dynamic perspective of social and c...
It seems that the variety of expression in Melanesian salvation movements, more commonly referred to...
Cargoism is a belief in prosperity, happiness and eternal life brought by certain figures. Cargoism ...
In the immediate post-Second World War years a series of millenarian movements known as “cargo cults...
In contrast to a strong tendency in recent studies of Melanesian religious and political movements t...
Who is not captivated by tales of Islanders earnestly scanning their watery horizons for great fleet...
A sense of the sacred permeates the cultures of Melanesia: a region among the world's most Christian...
The idea of a shared Melanesian identity has been consolidated over the last three decades or so thr...
Humanities Open Book Program, a joint initiative of the National Endowment for the Humanities and th...
Recent studies on social changes in Melanesia initiated by contact with the West could be divided in...
Complex Movements in Contemporary Melanesian Anthropology What has happened to those indigen...
The Church of Melanesia has been independent for almost forty years and to date, no detailed examina...
Kaima Sam T. The evolution of cargo cults and the emergence of political parties in Melanesia. In: J...
This volume, bringing together six ethnographic papers and an epilogue first presented at ASAO sessi...
The cargo cult is a combination of native beliefs or animism and Christianity whose manifestations w...
In this article the author tries to analyse cargo cults from the dynamic perspective of social and c...
It seems that the variety of expression in Melanesian salvation movements, more commonly referred to...
Cargoism is a belief in prosperity, happiness and eternal life brought by certain figures. Cargoism ...
In the immediate post-Second World War years a series of millenarian movements known as “cargo cults...
In contrast to a strong tendency in recent studies of Melanesian religious and political movements t...
Who is not captivated by tales of Islanders earnestly scanning their watery horizons for great fleet...
A sense of the sacred permeates the cultures of Melanesia: a region among the world's most Christian...
The idea of a shared Melanesian identity has been consolidated over the last three decades or so thr...
Humanities Open Book Program, a joint initiative of the National Endowment for the Humanities and th...
Recent studies on social changes in Melanesia initiated by contact with the West could be divided in...
Complex Movements in Contemporary Melanesian Anthropology What has happened to those indigen...
The Church of Melanesia has been independent for almost forty years and to date, no detailed examina...
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