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Introduction: the Australian aborigines. The first men in Australia -- Australian culture when the white men came -- Tiwi marriage. Cultural isolation -- The tribe and the bands -- The household -- Marriage by betrothal -- Widow remarriage -- Naming rules -- Levirate, sororate, and cross-cousin marriage -- “Disputed” wives -- The household : an overview -- Life in the bush. Organization : band and household -- Daily activities -- Joint activities -- Making things -- The prestige and influence system. The beginning of Tiwi careers -- A very successful elder : Ki-in-kumi -- The establishments of malau -- The politics of widow remarriage -- The politics of bestowal -- The collective life. Legal affairs -- Religious activities -- Friend and foe (1600-1928). Hostility toward outsiders (1600-1900) -- The beginning of friendly contact (1900-1928) -- The Tiwi today. Changes since 1930 -- Marriage arrangements -- Residence patterns -- Patriliny to matriliny -- Tiwi and the Australian nation.
- Author
- C. W. M. Hart and Arnold R. Pilling
- Publisher
- New York, Holt
- Published
- 1960
- Language
- EN
- Subjects
- Sociology, History, Humanities
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