This author discussed the importance of the manang to religion in Borneo in "Shaman and Incubus" and also wrote a work about a man named Joe Gimlet who founded the quasi-Christian Siovili Cult. He edited out the section on the shifting cultivation of hill rice to publish his own landmark study of the Iban people after the government of Sarawak published a version of it without his knowledge. He first presented his most famous argument in a paper 
This author discussed the importance of the manang to religion in Borneo in "Shaman and Incubus" and also wrote a work about a man named Joe Gimlet who founded the quasi-Christian Siovili Cult. He edited out the section on the shifting cultivation of hill rice to publish his own landmark study of the Iban people after the government of Sarawak published a version of it without his knowledge. He first presented his most famous argument in a paper entitled "On the Believing of as Many as Six Impossible Things Before Breakfast" and his other works use letters written by Franz Boas and the testimony of Fa'apua'a and Fofoa that the information they confided was a joke. For 10 points name this man who implied that proving Franz Boas' theory of cultural determinacy was Margaret Mead's chief concern in The Fateful Hoaxing of Margaret Mead.
This author discussed the importance of the manang to religion in Borneo in "Shaman and Incubus" and also wrote a work about a man named Joe Gimlet who founded the quasi-Christian Siovili Cult.
John Derek {Freeman}