Foreword | |
Introduction: The Social Life of Objects | p. 3 |
Subjects and Objects in Samoa: Ceremonial Mats Have a "Soul" | p. 27 |
The Kava Ritual and the Reproduction of Male Identity in Polynesia | p. 53 |
Surrogates for Humans and for Gods | p. 79 |
Women and Wealth in New Guinea | p. 103 |
The Spectacle of Things: A Melanesian Perspective on the Person and the Self | p. 123 |
The Other Side of the Gift: From Desire to Taboo: Representations of Exchange and Oedipal Symbolism Among the Yafar, Papua New Guinea | p. 157 |
To Help and To "Hold": Forms of Cooperation Among the Sulka, New Britain | p. 185 |
Copy Rights for Objects of Worship, Land Tenure and Filiation in New Ireland | p. 211 |
Australian Aboriginal Ritual Objects Or How to Represent the Unrepresentable | p. 239 |
Culture Cult: Ritual Circulation of Inalienable Objects and Appropriation of Cultural Knowledge (Northwest and Central Australia) | p. 265 |
Time, Objects and Identities: The Destiny of Kanak Art | p. 289 |
Bibliography | p. 311 |
The Authors | p. 339 |
Summaries | p. 343 |
Index of Personal Names | p. 349 |
Index of Proper Names | p. 353 |
Subject Index | p. 357 |
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