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Frederick Errington

Trinity College, Dublin

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Oceania | 1989

TOURISM AND ANTHROPOLOGY IN A POST-MODERN WORLD

Frederick Errington; Deborah Gewertz

American Ethnologist | 1996

On PepsiCo and piety in a Papua New Guinea modernity

Deborah Gewertz; Frederick Errington

American Anthropologist | 1996

The Individuation of Tradition in a Papua New Guinean Modernity

Frederick Errington; Deborah Gewertz

Archive | 2010

Cheap Meat: Flap Food Nations in the Pacific Islands

Deborah B. Gewertz; Frederick Errington

American Ethnologist | 1990

the Rock Creek rodeo: excess and constraint in men's lives

Frederick Errington

Cultural Anthropology | 1993

First Contact with God: Individualism, Agency, and Revivalism in the Duke of York Islands

Deborah B. Gewertz; Frederick Errington

American Ethnologist | 1994

from darkness to light in the George Brown Jubilee: the invention of nontradition and the inscription of a national history in East New Britain

Frederick Errington; Deborah Gewertz

Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute | 2008

Pacific Island gastrologies: following the flaps

Frederick Errington; Deborah Gewertz

Archive | 2013

The Noodle Narratives: The Global Rise of an Industrial Food into the Twenty-First Century

Frederick Errington; Deborah B. Gewertz; Tatsuro Fujikura

Oceania | 1993

The triumph of capitalism in East New Britain? A contemporary Papua New Guiñean rhetoric of motives

Frederick Errington; Deborah Gewertz

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Deborah Gewertz

Amherst College

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Tatsuro Fujikura

Kyoto University

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