Titlebook: Empowering the Past, Confronting the Future: The Duna People of Papua New Guinea; Andrew Strathern,Pamela J Stewart Book 2004 Andrew Strat

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Quality Management in Arts Universitiesen, Aluni and Hagu are one unit. In terms of practical social relations and senses of identity during the 1990s there was a feeling of an unequal division between them. The feeling perhaps dates only from colonial times, when the grassy knoll now called Aluni was made an administrative center with a

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Positioning Theory and Discourse Analysis,form that gives it an almost musical quality, employing condensed metaphorical expressions, repetitions, lists of places, and aphorisms that give it a gnomic and ritualized aura suitable to the occasion. The aim is to achieve closure by definitely marking a settlement; or to open up an issue by maki

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-08179-0el of cultivation of gardens. The parts of the person after death were thus seen as distributed into different regions of the environment. They were not entirely lost to the parish but remained as influences within it.

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Introduction, regarding tradition and modernity, viewing these in a different way from the earlier literature. The newer viewpoint sees tradition as a constantly shifting, rather than fixed, phenomenon, and modernity as a pluralizing rather than homogenizing process. Historical change and variability are thus th

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Place and Problem,eneration, peoples’ lives are impacted by new influences, including new technologies, new religious and ritual practices, changing political regimens, and diverse other influences. The degrees of change that take place in particular regions over a period of time vary, as does the acceptance or rejec

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Forces of Change,es of Christian missions of different denominations whose personnel entered their area and set up stations, outposts, and rudimentary roads or patrol tracks. Prior to this time of colonial influence the Duna had belonged to an extensive network of interregional traditional ties and relationships bas

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Leaders and Speech-Making,exts, largely having to do with conflict resolution. This is especially the case in regard to their ability to make ceremonial speeches to mark the payment of wealth in compensation for killings and deaths that provoke, or can involve, further conflict between sets of people, particularly those of d