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... cults and followers of the same prophet . Cargo cults eventually helped the Melanesians achieve nationhood . Therefore , although the cults be- gan as magical solutions , they eventually helped Melanesians respond , in political terms ...
... cults and followers of the same prophet . Cargo cults eventually helped the Melanesians achieve nationhood . Therefore , although the cults be- gan as magical solutions , they eventually helped Melanesians respond , in political terms ...
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... Cargo Cults in Melanesia . New York : Schocken . 1977 1984 ( orig . 1959 ) . Cargo Cults . In Readings in An- thropology 75/76 . Guilford , Conn .: Dushkin . The Three Worlds : Culture and World Develop- ment . Chicago : University of ...
... Cargo Cults in Melanesia . New York : Schocken . 1977 1984 ( orig . 1959 ) . Cargo Cults . In Readings in An- thropology 75/76 . Guilford , Conn .: Dushkin . The Three Worlds : Culture and World Develop- ment . Chicago : University of ...
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... cargo cults , 277-79 , 286 , 350-51 cargo system , 317-18 , 330 Carioca Fletch ( MacDonald ) , 268 Carneiro , Robert , 230-32 carrying capacity , 165 Carter , Jimmy , 311 cassava , 119 , 125 caste system , 180-82 , 193 varna of , 181 ...
... cargo cults , 277-79 , 286 , 350-51 cargo system , 317-18 , 330 Carioca Fletch ( MacDonald ) , 268 Carneiro , Robert , 230-32 carrying capacity , 165 Carter , Jimmy , 311 cassava , 119 , 125 caste system , 180-82 , 193 varna of , 181 ...
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