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Cargo, Cult, and Culture Critique - Halaman 233
III "Ideally, comprehension (of the new order introduced by the colonists would have required of Tangu a knowledge of the new environment in terms of a language that could describe and analyze all its aspects and relations. Pidgin English on ...
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Imaginative Horizons: An Essay in Literary-Philosophical ...
Though sensitive to the plight of the Tangu, he does at times give way to stereotypic characterization. Their (primitive) response is emotional rather than intellectual. Though Burridge claims that myth-dreams are to be found in every so- ciety, ...
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The Anthropology of Morality in Melanesia and Beyond - Halaman 67
In Wanitzir, the mission was struggling to reassert itself. Tangu in Analytic Perspective Stepping back from this historical mosaic, we can reconsider the dynamic features of social morality emphasized in many of Burridge's publications on the ...
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Essays on the Sociology of Perception - Halaman 269
Of course, relative deprivation may be eXperienced for a variety of other reasons which have nothing to do with the contradiction in the social relations experienced by the Tangu. I am not claiming that this contradiction is a general cause of all ...
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Mambu: A Melanesian Millennium
Culturally, Tangu belong to an enclave of peoples settled in the hills of the Bogia region, inland from the coastal ranges and succeeding plateaux, and between the Ramu, flowing north-west, and the Iwarum, flowing south. Superficially, Tangu ...
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Cooperative Games and Sports: Joyful Activities for Everyone
The name Taketak comes from the Tangu word for the hard spines of coconut fronds or leaves. To play the game, these spines (or taketaks) are stripped of their soft leafy part and struck into the ground in two play areas, or lots, separated by ...
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An universal history: from the earliest accounts to the ...
However, we may consider, as such, the several petty kingdoms or states which had been conquered by the kings of Pegu ; such as those of Tava, Tangu, and Kablan (or Kapelan). This last, we are told, was one of the twelve conquered by the ...
George Sale, George Psalmanazar, Archibald Bower,
1759
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Translating Others - Jilid 2 - Halaman 395
Jembe Jembe kwetu tujualo, na mpiniwe halisi Ni lilejembe ambalo, haliogopi manyasi Na wambao hili silo, hawamo katika sisi Jembe halichi manyasi, adaye tangu na tangu Liingiapo kondeni, kweupe halipapasi Huyachimbua majani, ...
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Jahangir and the Jesuits: With an Account of the Benedict ...
The King of Arakan, he says, having decided to make a grand combined attack on the fortress, sent a messenger to the King of Tangu to acquaint him with his plans. “The King of Tangu, learning what the King of Arakan had decided to do, and ...
From the Relations of Fernão Guerreiro,
2004
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The Traditional Pottery of Papua New Guinea - Halaman 197
'Tangu' has been adopted as the name for this group by K.O. Burridge who has written extensively of the area. The Tangu people are mainly agriculturalists and hunters although a number of males work as labourers along the coast. The main ...
Patricia May, Margaret Tuckson,
2000