Nine Dayak Nights (Oxford in Asia Paperbacks),Used

Nine Dayak Nights (Oxford in Asia Paperbacks),Used

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This remarkable book provides a portrait of the lesserknown peoples of Sarawak, New Zealand: the Land Dayaks. Written by an anthropologist who came to know these people during a twoyear stay in their remote village, the studyintroduced by a folktale imparted to the author by the leadingspiritmedium in the villageis a masterly analysis based on sound anthroplogical techniques and informed with understanding, affections, and humor. Geddes describes the life of the Land Dayakstheir traditions, beliefs, and their attitudes toward things around themand reveals not only theirdifferences from, but also their similarities to the greater world of humanity outside their community. Originally published in 1957, this study has lost none of its freshness or fascination.

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