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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Myth, Ritual, and Change,articularly the case in relation to changes that impact their environment, as mining projects do in a dramatic way. The reason is that Duna religion largely had to do with maintaining a balanced relationship with the cosmos as a whole, seen in terms of a symbiosis between people and the land. We hav

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The Duna in Regional Context,ions in many parts of them have become too disturbed to allow field projects to be safely pursued. This ethnographic interest stemmed in the 1950s from the very recent “discovery” of the region as a whole by the outside world and the realization that the Highlanders possessed vigorous and colorful w

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Empowering the Past?,nstrued in accordance with people’s shifting interests and concerns. People empower their past when they want to invoke it as a means of legitimizing or achieving their current aspirations. In this case the past becomes a resource for them to tap into and in so doing they reshape it. Different perio

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Change Among the Duna: A Synopsis and Some Wider Implications,s tended to suggest that these societies were preadapted to capitalist-style economic development (Finney 1973). Later, when economic and political instabilities brought with them bouts of renewed intergroup fighting, analysts discussed the emergence of class-based inequalities and their intersectio

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978-1-349-52850-9Andrew Strathern and Pamela J. Stewart 2004

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403982421Christianity; development; government; ritual; Tradition

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