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Fishing camps and topiary trees: place, affect, and moral agency in a Papua New Guinea modernity 2022 Pacific studies 45 (1): 63-87
  • David Lipset
 *H6/KX [PACIFIC-] 0275-3596
The tide: masculinity and climate change in coastal Papua New Guinea 2011 Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute (New Series) 17 (1): 20-43
  • David Lipset
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 1359-0987
Sharing food, sharing values: mothering as empathy in Murik society 2010 Ethos 38 (4): 339-53
  • Kathleen Barlow
 H6/KH [ETHOS-] 0091-2131
Masks and canoes of the Murik Lake, Papua New Guinea 2009 Arts & cultures (): 227-35
  • Philippe Peltier
 *H6/KFY [ARTS-] ONLY ISBN
A Melanesian pygmalion: masculine creativity and symbolic castration in a postcolonioal backwater 2009 Ethos 37 (1): 50-77
  • David Lipset
 H6/KH [ETHOS-] 0091-2131
Women without qualities: further courtship stories told by young Papua New Guinean men 2007 Ethnology 46 (2): 93-111
  • David Lipset
 H6 [ETHNOLOGY-] 0014-1828
Dialogics of the body: the moral and the grotesque in two Sepik river societies 2005 Journal of ritual studies 19 (2): 17-52
  • David Lipset
  • Eric K. Silverman
 H6/KFO [JOURNAL-] 0890-1112
Modernity without romance ? Masculinity and desire in courtship stories told by young Papua New Guinean men 2004 American ethnologist 31 (2): 205-24
  • David Lipset
 H6 [AMERICAN-] 0094-0496
Working mothers and the work of culture in Papua New Guinea society 2001 Ethos 29 (1): 78-107
  • Kathleen Barlow
 0091-2131
Gender, culture and conflict resolution among the Murik of the Sepik river, Papua New Guinea 2000 Development bulletin 53 (): 38-40
  • David Lipset
 1035-1132
Dialogics of material culture: male and female in Murik outrigger canoes 1997 American ethnologist 24 (1): 4-36
  • Kathleen Barlow
 H6 [AMERICAN-]
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