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Cannibal Talk

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Introduction: Consumption, Control, and Cannibalism
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The Pretender of Pitcairn Island
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Prologue: Telling Tales of the South Pacific
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The Masquerade
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The Chosen People
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Kingdoms of God
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The Age of Reform
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The Island
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Seduction
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Colonization
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Epilogue: The Self-Constituted King of Pitcairn
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Bibliography
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Index
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Unearthly Powers
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Preface and Acknowledgements
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Introduction
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The Two Forms of Religion: Being and Nothingness
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Religion as the Fabric of the State
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The Two Forms of Sacred Kingship: Divinisation and Righteousness
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The Economy of Ritual Efficacy and the Empirical Reception of Christianity
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The Conversion of Kings under the Conditions of Immanentism: Constantine to Cakobau
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Dreams of State: Conversion as the Making of Kings and Subjects
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Conclusion
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Glossary of Theoretical Terms
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Bibliography
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Index
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Cannibal Laws
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Dos reyes neozelandeses: Notas sobre objetivación museográfica, restos humanos y formación del imperio (Brasil – mares del sur, siglo diecinueve)
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Cannibalism and Colonialism: Charting Colonies and Frontiers in Nineteenth-Century Fiji
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Memories of Violence, Cultural Transformations of Cannibals, and Indigenous State-Building in Post-Conflict Mozambique
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Introduction: Engaging Colonial Knowledge
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Time for Self-Sacrifice: Temporal Narratives, Politics and Ideals in African Prophetism
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Books, Articles, Chapters
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Political and Demographic-Ecological Determinants of Institutionalised Human Sacrifice
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Missionaries and Cannibals in Nineteenth‐century Fiji
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Locating the Cannibals: Conquest, North American Ethnohistory, and the Threat of Objectivity
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Civilized Colonizers and Barbaric Colonized: Reclaiming Naga Identity by Demythologizing Colonial Portraits
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The whiteness of markets: Anglo-American colonialism, white supremacy and free market rhetoric
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Episodes of cannibalism between Christians and Muslims from the eleventh to the thirteenth century. Cases of dehumanization and hyper-humanization
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“So much weak and inconclusive reasoning”: Race, Movement, and Pseudoscience in the British World, 1740–1820
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Rereading Sacrifice: The Semiosis of Blood
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Dreams of a Transcultural Chamorro
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The sympathetic cannibal
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Having Our Cake and Eating it Too: Food's Place in Environmental History, a Forum
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The Bound[less] Sea: Wilderness and the United States Exploring Expedition in the Fiji Islands
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Making Sea Cucumbers Out of Whales’ Teeth: Nantucket Castaways and Encounters of Value in Nineteenth-Century Fiji
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The Meaning-Making Minds On Social Borders
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The Living, the Un-Living, and the Hard-To-Kill
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Appropriating the abject: an anthropophagic approach to organizational diversity
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Warfare in Northern Mozambique, Late Sixteenth to Late Nineteenth Centuries
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In search of a Buddhist conscience: Gananath Obeyesekere (1930–2025)
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Writing about cannibal diets and consuming black Africans in France during the first half of the twentieth century
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Consuming the Lama
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Translating Fanon in the Italian context: Rethinking the ethics of treatment in psychiatry
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Ontological quarrels: Indigeneity, exclusion and citizenship in a relational world
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Fear of a cannibal island: Colonial fear, everyday life, and event landscapes in the Erromango missions of Vanuatu
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2019 Presidential Address: Sameness and Difference in Ethnohistory
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Evolutionary Yarns in Seahorse Valley: Living Tissues, Wooly Textiles, Theoretical Biologies
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Introduction
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The Messianic Multiple
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From the Rhizome to the Banyan
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Entangled Worlds at War
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Don’t Use Your Data as a Pillow
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Innocents Murdered, Innocent Murderers
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First Voice Honey Center
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Epilogue
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Notes
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Bibliography
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Response—On Impassioned Claims
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Introduction to Volume I
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The Formation of a Slave Colony
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Let Them Hate So Long as They Fear
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Obeah, Piety, and Poison in The Slave Son
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Marked in the Genuine African Way
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C’est Vrai—It Is True
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Notes
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Bibliography
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Introduction
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1. Satiation and Hunger in the Forest
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2. Hungers That Never Go Away
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3. Of Roads and Other Hungry Beings
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Making Sense of Hunger
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Writing Hunger
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Conclusion
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Coda
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Notes
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The Custodians of the Gift
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Sources et bibliographie
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Dressing Down
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El giro sacrificial. Reflexiones sobre el eje tupi-mexica
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Crip Appetites: American Gastrodystopias in the Graphic Series Chew
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Eating and Mourning the Corpse of the World: Ecological Cannibalism and Elegiac Protomourning in Cormac McCarthy'sThe Road
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Pensando as relações internacionais a partir da periferia: antropofagia e perspectivismo ameríndio
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