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Wayward Women: Sexuality And Agency In A New Guinea Society
by Wardlow, Holly
About This Book
This ethnographical exploration of the lives of the Huli people of Papua New Guinea focuses on women whose lives fall outside established family structure. "Passenger women" have multiple roles associated with concepts of kinship, bride wealth, marriage, sex work, financial exchange, family responsibility, and independence. This field study was complemented by hospital, court records and story telling.
With bibliography and index.
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