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Shozo Kawamura,Takuo Henmi,Masami Matsubaras they rarely ventured across Clarence Strait to visit the mainland people whose hunting smoke they could barely see on exceptionally clear days. Before the 1788 invasion of the mainland by the British, and until the twentieth century, the Tiwi world consisted only of Tiwi people of the same language and all of known relationship to others..

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Tiwi Island Dreams,s they rarely ventured across Clarence Strait to visit the mainland people whose hunting smoke they could barely see on exceptionally clear days. Before the 1788 invasion of the mainland by the British, and until the twentieth century, the Tiwi world consisted only of Tiwi people of the same language and all of known relationship to others..

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Introduction,This ubiquitous belief is apparently owed to the common dream experience of the self in motion, being and doing what it cannot in alert consciousness. In this volume, we consider the significance of dreams as an experience of transportation for eleven peoples in Melanesia, Aboriginal Australia, and Indonesia.

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Book 2003tralian, and Indonesian peoples who hold this assumption. Several leading anthropologists contribute theoretically and ethnographically rich chapters, showing that attention to these peoples‘ dream lives deeply enhances our understanding of their cultures and waking lives as well.

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