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OCEANIA INDEX TO THE CONTENTS OF VOLUME 69 1998-1999 Editor: Neil Maclean EDITORIAL COMMITTEE Jennifer Alexander Andrew Lattas Gillian Cowlishaw Franca Tamisari The journal is published quarterly and may be obtained by writing to the Administrator, Oceania Publications, University of Sydney, Sydney, N.S.W. 2006. Index ARTICLES JEFFREY SISSONS Introduction: Anthropology, Maori Tradition and Colonial Process STEVEN WEBSTER Maori Hapu as a Whole Way of Struggle: 1840s—1850s Before the Land Wars JEFFREY SISSONS The Traditionalisation of the Maori Meeting House JOAN METGE Kia Tupato! Anthropologist at Work JUDITH A. SIMON Anthropology, ‘Native Schooling’ and Maori: the Politics of Cultural Adaptation Policies MARTA ADRIANNA ROHATYNSKYJ Solicited and Unsolicited History: The Transformation in Omie Self-Presentation IAN J. McNIVEN Enmity and Amity: Reconsidering Stone-headed Club (gabagaba) Procurement and Trade in Torres Strait STEEN BERGENDORFF The Sky Came Down: Social Movements and Personhood in Mekeo Society SUSANNE KUCHLER Binding in the Pacific: Between Loops and Knots LIZ REED ‘Part of Our Own Story’: Representations of Indigenous Australians and Papua New Guineans within Australia Remembers 1945-1995 — the Continuing Desire for a Homogeneous National Identity PAUL ROSCOE The Return of the Ambush: ‘Raskolism’ in Rural Yangoru, East Sepik Province PAUL SILLITOE Where to Next?: Garden Site Selection in the Papua New Guinea Highlands DIANE J. AUSTIN-BROOS Review Article. Bringing Spencer and Gillen Home TONY CROOK Growing Knowledge in Bolivip, Papua New Guinea RUSSELL MCGREGOR Wards, Words and Citizens: A.P. Elkin and Paul Hasluck on Assimilation Index ALLEN ABRAMSON Sacred Cows of ‘Development’: the Ritual Inc orporation of a Dairy Project in the Eastern Interior of Fiji (c.1 980-1997) MARGARET JOLLY Another Time, Another Place REVIEWS CHARLES WILDE Neither Cargo nor Cult: Ritual Politics and the Colonial Imagination in Fiji. By Martha Kaplan MICHAEL WEBB Kulele 2: Occasional Papers on Pacific Music and Dance. Edited by Don Niles FRANCOISE DUSSART Les Jardins du Nomade. By Sylvie Poirier BOB NORTON Tradition Versus Democracy in the South Pacific. By Stephanie Lawson GARRY TROMPF Creation Through Death or Deception. By J.A. Z’Graggen MAILA STIVENS Central Pillars of the House: Sisters, Wives and Mothers in a Rural Community in Minangkabau, West Sumatra. By Joke van Reenan DAVID LAWRENCE Mutuaga: a nineteenth-century New Guinea master carver By Harry Beran PATRICIA SLOANE Matriliny and Modernity. Sexual politics and social change in rural Malaysia. By Maila Stivens HELEN ROSS Home in the islands: housing and social change in the Pacific. Edited by Jan Rensel and Margaret Rodman JOHN MORIESON Night Skies of Aboriginal Australia. By Dianne Johnson PATRICK GUINNESS Fetish Recognition Revolution By James T. Siegel Index JIM EVERETI The Aboriginal Tasmanians By Lyndall Ryan TOON VAN MEIJI The Pacific Way: A Memoir By the Right Honourable Ratu Sir Kamisese Mara ARAM A. YENGOYAN Beyond Translation: Essays toward a Modern Philology By A.L.Becker PAUL SILLITOE The Political Economy of Forest Management in Papua New Guinea Edited by Colin Filer INGJERD HOEM Rongorongo. The Easter Island Script. History, Traditions, Texts. (Oxford Studies in Anthropological Linguistics). By Steven Roger Fisher UTE EICKELKAMP Storytracking. Text, stories, and histories in Central Australia. By Sam D. Gill PATRICIA SLOANE Reason and Passion. Representations of gender in a Malay society. By Michael G. Peletz SEAN KINGSTON They Make Themselves: Work and Play among the Baining of Papua New Guinea By Jane Fajans HART COHEN Rethinking Visual Anthropology Edited by Marcus Banks and Howard Morphy ROGER SANJEK Not Even Wrong: Margaret Mead, Derek Freeman and the Samoans. By Martin Orans PAMELA J. STEWART (STRATHERN) Anyan’s Story. A New Guinea Woman in Two Worlds. By Virginia Watson HENRY C. DOSEDLA Simbu Plant-Lore: Plants used by the People in the Central Highlands of New Guinea By Joachim Sterly ROBERT W. HEFNER Vernacular Christianity Among the Mulia Dani: An Ethnography of Religious Belief Among the Western Dani of Irian Jaya. Indonesia. By Douglas James Hayward traaee eee ore