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CONTENTS List of Figures and Tables List of Contributors Introduction: Population Change, Social Reproduction and Local Understandings of Fertility in Melanesia 1. Fertility and the Depopulation of Melanesia: Childlessness, Abortion and Introduced Disease in Simbo and Ontong Java, Solomon Islands 2. The Impacts of Colonialism on Health and Fertility: Western New Britain 1884–1940 3. Purari Population Decline and Resurgence across the Twentieth Century 4. Migration and Fertility of a Small Island Population in Manus: a Long-term Analysis of its Sedentes and Migrants 5. Fertility and Social Reproduction in the Strickland-Bosavi 110 Region 6. ‘Emptiness’ and Complementarity in Suau Reproductive Strategies 7. Cognitive Aspects of Fertility and Reproduction in Lak, New Ireland 8. History Embodied: Authenticating the Past in the New Guinea Highlands 9. Variations on a Theme: Fertility, Sexuality and Masculinity in Highland New Guinea 10. Fertility among the Anga of Papua New Guinea: a Conspicuous Absence Index
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- Author
- Stanley Ulijaszek (editor)
- Publisher
- Berghahn Books, Incorporated
- Published
- 2005
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781571816443
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Anthropology, Science, Health & Fitness
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