Skirts-Money-Masks and Chains of Masculine Signification in Postcolonial Papua New Guinea: Masculinity, History and the Subject in the Work o

David M Lipset

Skirts-Money-Masks and Chains of Masculine Signification in Postcolonial Papua New Guinea: Masculinity, History and the Subject in the Work o

Anthropology (Twin Cities)

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Echoes of the Tambaran
Subtitle of host publication	Masculinity, History and the Subject in the Work o
Editors	David Lipset, Paul R Roscoe
Place of Publication	Canberra
Publisher	ANU: EPress
Pages	73-102
State	Published - 2011

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Skirts-Money-Masks and Chains of Masculine Signification in Postcolonial Papua New Guinea: Masculinity, History and the Subject in the Work o. / Lipset, David M.
Echoes of the Tambaran: Masculinity, History and the Subject in the Work o. ed. / David Lipset; Paul R Roscoe. Canberra: ANU: EPress, 2011. p. 73-102.

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