Collection MS 641 - Anthropological papers

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AU PMB MS 641

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Anthropological papers

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  • c.1925 - 1945 (Creation)

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1 reel; 35mm microfilm

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(1877-1947)

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Stephan Lehner (1877-1947) arrived in New Guinea as a lutheran pastor in August 1902. He worked mainly among the Bukawa people of the Huon Gulf.

The papers comprise:

  1. Der Bukawac-Stamm
  2. Die Naturanschauung de Bukawac
  3. Spiritismus, Totemismus und Animismus des Melanesierstammes der Bukawac
  4. Die Blut-theorie beim Melanesierstammes der Bukawac
  5. Psychologie des Melanesierstammes der Bukawac
  6. Sitten und Rechte des Melanesierstammes der Bukawac
    No item 7 listed
  7. Volksgesundheit und Wachstumsaussicht des Melanesierstammes der Bukawac
  8. Der Engolg der Mission beim Melanesierstamm der Bukawac
  9. Geschichtliche Skizze des Bukawac-Stammes
  10. Jabem-Marchen und Sagen (This work is by H. Zahn)
  11. 'Maja'
  12. Opa
  13. Unidentified. Some of these papers, which were apparently being prepared for publication in a book about 1945, were published earlier in anthropological journals. There may be some variation between versions as published and those microfilmed. See An Ethnographic Bibliography of New Guinea, vol.1, p.150-51 (Australian National University Press, Canberra, 1968).

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PMB Member Libraries and sponsors of the Papua New Guinea Records Project, Evangelical Lutheran Church of New Guinea, Lae

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Access this title at PMB Member Libraries or by contacting the Bureau directly: http://asiapacific.anu.edu.au/pambu/accessing.php

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ms641

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