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Intro -- the WAYS of the PEOPLE -- Contents -- Series Foreward -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- A History of Missionary Anthropology -- The Ways of the People A READER IN MISSIONARY ANTHROPOLOGY -- Introduction -- Part I: Prehistory -- 1. The Polynesian Migrations -- 2. The Origin of Fire Worship -- 3. Historical Identifiers in Fijian Oral Tradition -- 4. Yoruba Origins in Egypt -- Part II: Human Relations in Life and Death -- 5. A New Britain Life History -- 6. What is Man -- 7. Pre -Christian Baptism and Consecration Among the Maoris -- 8. Mother -- 9. Group Marriage and Relationship -- 10. Bauro Kin Relationships: Responsibility, Adoption, and Avoidance -- 11. Cremation Among the Santals -- 12. Either Side of the Grave -- Part III: Social Organization and Institutions Life -- 13. The Suqe: A Melanesian Cult -- 14. King and People in Tahiti -- 15. Adopted Member, Headman, Trading Partner -- 16. The Dukduk and the Tubuan of New Britain -- 17. Covenants in Melanesia and Polynesia -- 18. The Leaders of Karimpur -- 19. The Place of the Bantu Chief in Rainmaking and First Fruit Rites -- Part IV: Creative Arts -- 20. Chinese Theaters, Plays, and Players -- 21. The Story of Tu and Rei: A Manihikian Myth -- 22. Fijian Poetry -- 23. Toward an Ethnography of Hausa Riddling -- Part V: Economics -- 24. The Procedure and Economics of Craft Management in Old Samoa -- 25. Debt -- 26. New Britain Currency -- Part VI: Communication -- 27: Mother Tongue -- 28: Evans' Cree Alphabet -- 29. Communicating with Drum Beats -- 30. The Dialects of Polynesia -- 31. Culture, Meaning, and Translation -- 32. Languages, Signs, and Smoke Signals -- 33. Dream Embassy -- 34. Conversion: Individual or Collective -- Part VII: Phenomenology of Religion -- 35. A Religion of Mana, Spirits, and Ghosts -- 36. The Batak View of the Soul -- 37. Samoan Gods and Their Incarnations.