An Oceanic revolution? Stella and the construction of new femininities in Papua New Guinea and the Pacific

Spark, Ceridwen

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An Oceanic revolution? Stella and the construction of new femininities in Papua New Guinea and the Pacific

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2014

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Spark, Ceridwen

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Australian Anthropological Society Inc

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/39825

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Australian Journal of Anthropology

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10.1111/taja.12066

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