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Thomson Basil. The Fijians: A Study of the Decay of Custom
The Fijians: A Study of the Decay of Custom
Table of Contents
PREFACE
INTRODUCTION
THE FIJIANS
CHAPTER I
THE TRANSITION
CHAPTER II
THE AGE OF MYTH
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CHAPTER III
THE AGE OF HISTORY
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CHAPTER IV
CONSTITUTION OF SOCIETY
The Confederation in Decay
Lala
Communal Lala
Personal Lala
Community of Property through Kere-Kere
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CHAPTER V
WARFARE
The Investiture of Koroi
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CHAPTER VI
CANNIBALISM
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CHAPTER VII
RELIGION
Totemism
Gods of the After-world
The Spirit Path (Sala Ni Yalo)
The Ndengei Myth
The Epic of Dengei
The Herald Speaks
Vunivasa
Second Choir
The Tuka Heresy
The Revolt at Seankanka (Seaqaqa)
Minor Rites of the Nanga
The Priesthood
Witchcraft. Ndraunikau (lit., leaves)
Kinda and Yalovaki
Charms
The Kalou-rere
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CHAPTER VIII
POLYGAMY
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CHAPTER IX
FAMILY LIFE
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CHAPTER X
THE MARRIAGE SYSTEM[74]
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CHAPTER XI
CUSTOMS AT BIRTH
Lactation
Weaning
CHAPTER XII
CIRCUMCISION AND TATTOOING
CHAPTER XIII
THE PRACTICE OF PROCURING ABORTION
FOOTNOTES:
CHAPTER XIV
THE INSOUCIANCE OF NATIVE RACES
CHAPTER XV
SEXUAL MORALITY
CHAPTER XVI
EPIDEMIC DISEASES
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CHAPTER XVII
LEPROSY (Vukavuka or Sakuka)[95]
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CHAPTER XVIII
YAWS (Thoko)
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CHAPTER XIX
TUBERCULOSIS[100]
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CHAPTER XX
TRADE
The Solevu (So-levu, i.e. Great Presentation)
The Solevu in Decay
CHAPTER XXI
NAVIGATION AND SEAMANSHIP
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CHAPTER XXII
PHYSICAL POWERS
CHAPTER XXIII
ATTITUDES AND MOVEMENTS
CHAPTER XXIV
TRAITS OF CHARACTER
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CHAPTER XXV
SWIMMING
CHAPTER XXVI
FISHING
CHAPTER XXVII
GAMES
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CHAPTER XXVIII
FOOD
Water
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CHAPTER XXIX
YANKONA (Kava)
CHAPTER XXX
TOBACCO
CHAPTER XXXI
THE TENURE OF LAND
The Yavu or Building Site
Nkele, Or Arable Land
The Veikau, or Forest
Tenures in Rewa
Individual Tenure
1. Ai-thovithovi-ni-ndraundrau (The plucking-place for the flooring-grass)
2. Ketenialewa (The woman's womb)
3. Veitumalelake (Defending the dead)
4. Ai-thovi-ni-nkanka (Reward for bravery)
5. Veitau-ni-vanua (Land given out of friendship)
6. Ai-thuruthuru-ni-ngone (The child's introduction)
1. Ai-sere-ni-wa-ni-kuna (Loosening of the strangling cord)
2. Ai-sere-i-soli-ni-mate (The unrolling of the shroud) and
3. Tholambuka (Carrying firewood)
4. Mundulinga (The lopped finger)
Leasehold (Thokovaki)
Province of Tailevu
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CHAPTER XXXII
CONCLUSION
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INDEX
RELATIONSHIPS OF THE CHIEF FAMILY OF MBAU
Table
Table B
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