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Infant Care
and
Feeding
in the
South Pacific
edited by
Leslie B. Marshall
1985
- New York: Gordon and
Breach
from 1983 Symposium
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- Commentary: The Importance of Cultural Perspectives
on Infant Care and Feeding
- Bambi B. Schieffelin
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- Wage Employment and Infant Feeding: A Papua New
Guinea Case
- Leslie B. Marshall
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- Cultural Aspects of Early Childhood Growth and
Nutrition among the Amele of Lowland Papua New
Guinea
- Carol L. Jenkins, Alison K. Orr-Ewing, and Peter
F. Heywood
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- Food Taboos, Malaria, and Dietary Change: Infant
Feeding and Cultural Adaptation on a Papua New Guinea
Island
- Maria A. Lepowsky
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- Infant Feeding and Health Care in Kaduwaga Village,
the Trobriand Islands
- Susan P. Montague
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- Infant Care and Feeding Practices and the Beginnings
of Socialization among the Maisin of Papua New
Guinea
- Anne Marie Tietjen
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- The Social Context of Infant Feeding in the Murik
Lakes of Papua New Guinea
- Kathleen Barlow
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- Infant Care and Feeding in Kaliai, West New Britain,
Papua New Guinea
- Dorothy A. Counts
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- Patterns of Infant Feeding in Kove (West New Britain,
Papua New Guinea), 1966-1983
- Ann Chowning
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- Infant Care and Family Relations on Ponam Island,
Manus Province, Papua New Guinea
- Achsah H. Carrier
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- Women's Work and Infant Feeding: Traditional and
Transitional Practices on Malaita, Solomon Islands
- K. Gillogly Akin
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- Kwara'ae Mothers and Infants: Changing Family
Practices in Health, Work, and Childrearing
- David Welchman Gegeo and Karen Ann
Watson-Gegeo
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