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Volume 39, Number 1-2, Austronesian Personal Naming Systems (2016)

Articles

NAMES REDUX: PERSON, STRUCTURE, CHANGE
Lamont Lindstrom and Kun-hui Ku

NOMINATION AND SOCIAL REPRODUCTION
Lamont Lindstrom

TOTEMIC NAMES ON ANEITYUM, VANUATU
Latham T. Wood

NAMING IN KANAK GROUPS: NAMES, RELATIONS, AND PERSONAL IDENTITY AMONG THE PAICÎ KANAK (PONERIHOUEN, NEW CALEDONIA)
Isabelle Leblic

NAMING AND SOCIAL LIFE: THE CASE OF THE PINUYUMAYAN (PUYUMA) PEOPLE IN EASTERN TAIWAN
Wen-Te Chen

NAMES AS A MEANS OF INCLUSION AND TRANSFORMATION: NAMING AND TRANSCULTURAL KINSHIP AMONG THE WAMPAR, PAPUA NEW GUINEA
Doris Bacalzo

“I AM A GRANDPARENT AND MY NAME IS GOOD”: STATUS, FOOD, AND GENDER AMONG THE KELABIT OF SARAWAK
Monica Janowski

NAMING RELATIONSHIP AND CONSTRUCTING HIERARCHY: NAMES, VALUE, AND HIERARCHY AMONG THE AUSTRONESIAN PAIWAN, TAIWAN
Kun-hui Ku

NAMING AND NAME CHANGING IN POSTCOLONIAL MADAGASCAR
Denis Regnier

ENTERING GOD’S FAMILY: THE ADOPTION OF CHRISTIAN NAMES IN THE EARLY BUNUN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, EASTERN TAIWAN
Chun-wei Fang

NAMOLUK ONOMATOLOGY: TWO CENTURIES OF PERSONAL NAMING PRACTICES
Mac Marshall

Front Matter

Vol. 39 No. 1/2 (2016): Pacific Studies Front Matter
The Jonathan Nāpela Center for Hawaiian and Pacific Islands Studies

Full Issue

Vol. 39 No. 1/2 (2016): Pacific Studies Full Issue
The Jonathan Nāpela Center for Hawaiian and Pacific Islands Studies