Seeking Justice, Preserving Honor: War and Peace Among the Western Dani
作者： Douglas Hayward
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-46824-8_5
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摘要: In this study I shall seek to demonstrate the basic premise of these chapters regarding prevalence and impact webs violence. case, show that a web violence can exist in primarily egalitarian culture such as Western Dani West Papua, Indonesia, social response individuals who fail participate those activities contribute common good members society. Punishment or control over is graded severity according nature offense while at same time seeking adverse aspects war their desire pursue state relative peace.
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