Blurred boundaries and transformed identities: myth and ritual in the Southern Highlands of Papua New Guinea

Ballard, Christopher; Clark, Julia

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Blurred boundaries and transformed identities: myth and ritual in the Southern Highlands of Papua New Guinea

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1999

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Ballard, Christopher

Clark, Julia

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Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/93978

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Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology, The

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Blurred boundaries and transformed identities: myth and ritual in the Southern Highlands of Papua New Guinea

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