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Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Original Title -- Original Copyright -- Preface -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- PART I. POLITICAL PRELUDE -- PART II. FREEDOM IN SCIENTIFIC ANALYSIS -- Chapter 1. What Are We Fighting For? -- Chapter 2. Freedom in the Birth and Growth of Culture -- PART III. THE MEANING OF FREEDOM -- Chapter 1. Freedom in Its Universe of Semantic Chaos -- Chapter 2. Analysis of the Multiple Meanings -- Chapter 3. The Concept of Free-Floating-Freedom -- Chapter 4. Freedom in Subjective Experience -- Chapter 5. The Semantics of Freedom -- PART IV. FREEDOM AS A GIFT OF CULTURE -- Chapter 1. The Initial Installment of Freedom -- Chapter 2. Differential Contributions to Early Freedom -- Chapter 3. Value and Derived Needs -- Chapter 4. Freedom, Education and the Formation of Purpose -- Chapter 5. Freedom Through Organization -- Chapter 6. The Nature of Cultural Determinism -- Chapter 7. Rules of Freedom and Rules of Servitude -- Chapter 8. Freedom and Discipline -- Chapter 9. The Role of Religion and Magic -- Chapter 10. Man's Dependence on Mechanical Device -- PART V. THE REAL BATTLEFIELDS OF FREEDOM -- Chapter 1. Democracy and Proto-Democracy -- Chapter 2. Power, Its Birth and Development -- Chapter 3. Tribe-Nation and Tribe-State -- Chapter 4. The State, Arbiter or Aggressor -- Chapter 5. War Throughout the Ages -- Chapter 6. War and Slavery as Main Denials of Freedom -- Chapter 7. Totalitarianism, the Enemy of Freedom and Culture -- Epilogue: The Foundations of Democracy and Freedom to Come -- BIBLIOGRAPHY.

1. The country and inhabitants of the Kula District -- 2. The natives of the Trobriand Islands -- 3. The essentials of the Kula -- 4. Canoes and sailing -- 5. The ceremonial building of a Waga -- 6. Launching of a canoe and ceremonial visiting : tribal economics in the Trobriands -- 7. The departure of an overseas expedition -- 8. The first halt of the fleet on Muwa -- Sailing on the sea-arm of Pilolu -- 10. The story of shipwreck -- 11. In the amphletts : sociology of the Kula -- 12. In Tewara and Sanaroa : mythology of the Kula -- 13. On the beach of Sarubwoyna -- 14. The Kula in Dobu : technicalities of the exchange -- 15. The journey home : the fishing and working of the Kaloma shell -- 16. The return visit of the Dobuans to Sinaketa -- 17. Magic and the Kula -- 18. The power of words in magic : some linguistic data -- 19. The inland Kula -- 20. Expeditions between Kiriwina and Kitava -- 21. The remaining branches and offshoots of the Kula -- 22. The meaning of the Kula.

Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Original Title Page -- Original Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Introduction -- Note -- A Diary in the Strict Sense of the Term -- Part One: 1914-1915 -- Part Two: 1917-1918 -- An Index of Native Terms -- Illustrations -- Facsimile Page -- Eastern New Guinea and Adjacent Islands, End Paper -- Mailu Island and Adjacent Coast of Papua -- The Kula District -- Trobriand Islands.