William Edward Hanley Stanner

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According to Wikipedia, William Edward Hanley Stanner CMG , often cited as W.E.H. Stanner, was an Australian anthropologist who worked extensively with Indigenous Australians. Stanner had a varied career that also included journalism in the 1930s, military service in World War II, and political advice on colonial policy in Africa and the South Pacific in the post-war period.

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William Edward Hanley Stanner's Published Works

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White man got no dreaming: Essays, 1938-1973 (1979) (180)
ABORIGINAL TERRITORIAL ORGANIZATION: ESTATE, RANGE, DOMAIN AND REGIME* (1965) (151)
After the dreaming (1969) (93)
After the dreaming : black and white Australians--an anthropologist's view (1969) (72)
The South Seas in Transition (1953) (32)
CEREMONIAL ECONOMICS OF THE MULLUK MULLUK AND MADNGELLA TRIBES OF THE DALY RIVER, NORTH AUSTRALIA. A PRELIMINARY PAPER (1933) (31)
ABORIGINAL MODES OF ADDRESS AND REFERENCE IN THE NORTH‐WEST OF THE NORTHERN TERRITORY (1937) (26)
MURINBATA KINSHIP AND TOTEMISM (1936) (26)
ON THE INTERPRETATION OF CARGO CULTS (1958) (25)
The South Seas in Transition: A Study of Post-War Rehabilitation and Reconstruction in Three British Pacific Dependencies (1954) (20)
The Colonial Office from within 1909-1945 (1948) (18)
THE DALY RIVER TRIBES: A REPORT OF FIELD WORK IN NORTH AUSTRALIA (1933) (18)
ON ABORIGINAL RELIGION: II. Sacramentalism, Rite andMyth (1960) (11)
Australian aboriginal mythology : essays in honour of W.E.H. Stanner (1975) (10)
Australian aboriginal studies : a symposium of papers presented at the 1961 Research Conference (1966) (8)
ON ABORIGINAL RELIGION: VI. CosmosandSocietyMadeCorrelative (1963) (8)
CONTINUITY AND SCHISM IN AN AFRICAN TRIBE A REVIEW1 (1959) (6)
Some Australians take stock (1939) (6)
ON ABORIGINAL RELIGION: IV. TheDesign-Plan of aRitelessMyth (1961) (6)
Immigration: Australia's Problems and Prospects (1950) (5)
Industrial Justice in the Never-Never (1967) (4)
ON ABORIGINAL RELIGION: III. Symbolism in theHigherRites (1960) (3)
ON ABORIGINAL RELIGION: V. The Design-Plans of Mythless Rites (1961) (3)
Metaphors of interpretation : essays in honour of W. E. H. Stanner (1985) (3)
20. Anthropology and the Dying Australian Aborigines (1938) (2)
The Kitui Kamba Market, 1938-39 (1969) (2)
Aborigines and Australian Society (1976) (2)
A NOTE ON DJAMINDJUNG KINSHIP AND TOTEMISM (1936) (2)
Sociological problems of the groundnut scheme in Tanganyika (1949) (1)
On Freud’s Totem and Taboo (1982) (1)
The Paliau Movement in the Admiralty Islands. 1946–1954. Theodore Schwartz (1964) (1)
Kenya and the Mau Mau (1953) (1)
Firth's Conception of Social Organization (1966) (1)
The South Seas in Transition. (1953) (1)
Observations on Colonial Planning (1949) (1)
ON ABORIGINAL RELIGION: A ConcludingNote (1963) (1)
Aborigines in the affluent society: The widening gap (1973) (1)
On the next phase of British colonial policy (1952) (1)
A NOTE UPON A SIMILAR SYSTEM AMONG THE NANGIOMERI (1933) (1)
The South Seas in Transition: A Study of Post-War Reconstruction and Rehabilitation in Three British Pacific Dependencies (1954) (0)
New Guinea Under War Conditions (1944) (0)
Postwar Fiji: The 1946 Census (1947) (0)
神話・社会・世界観 (1972) (0)
Absolute Majority Adrian C Mayer, Peasants in the Pacific. A Study of Fiji Indian Rural Society. Routledge and Kegan Paul, London. 1961. pp. xiii 202. Illus. (1963) (0)
Australia in New Guinea (1949) (0)
Durmugam on kinship and subsections (1979) (0)
The Australian Aborigines (1979) (0)
Walbiri Ritual at Gunadjari. Directed filmed, and produced in 1968 by Roger Sandall for the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, with Nicolas Peterson as consultant (1970) (0)
Trusteeship in the Pacific (1950) (0)
Problems of African Development (1950) (0)
NOTES ON THE MARITHIEL LANGUAGE (1938) (0)

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