The interpretation of gender positionality and hegemony have long been debated in the literature, with scholars differing on the degree to which material or ideological factors, or religious and ritual factors, or both, are primary in how men and women interact.
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Women as Unseen Characters
Male Ritual in Papua New Guinea (Social Anthropology in Oceania)
by Pascale Bonnemere
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Women as Unseen Characters: Male Ritual in Papua New Guinea (Social Anthropology in Oceania)
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