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Totem and transaction: the objectification of tradition among North Mekeo
Mark Mosko
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Arts & Humanities
Colonialism
18%
Commodities
15%
Continuity
15%
Cultural Contacts
26%
Cultural Identity
27%
Cultural Practices
41%
Economy
18%
Ethnographic
18%
Ethnography
52%
Exchange Systems
60%
Gift Exchange
55%
Logic
11%
Melanesia
27%
Nation-state
25%
Objectification
96%
Papua New Guinea
27%
Penetration
21%
Portrayal
17%
Possession
36%
Possessive Individualism
33%
Pre-contact
85%
Prestige
46%
Private Property
23%
Social Sciences
colonial age
16%
commodity exchange
26%
contact
57%
continuity
13%
cultural relations
19%
economy
20%
ethnography
29%
gift
34%
individualism
16%
Melanesia
19%
nation state
15%
objectification
100%
Papua-New Guinea
19%
possession
33%
prestige
33%
private property
19%
time
11%
transaction
76%