In order to settle an academic dispute, this man reportedly challenged Thomas McIlwraith to a duel with a weapon of his choice from the Royal Ontario Museum. He wrote about the psychology of dreaming in his 1927 book The Mind in Sleep. He wrote about the practice of bilocal residence, where couples live in the home village of each spouse for one year, and there is a corresponding exchange of yams for arm shells from the resident susu wives - but he observed that this practice often leads to "village incest" – this appears in his great 1932 mono
In order to settle an academic dispute, this man reportedly challenged Thomas McIlwraith to a duel with a weapon of his choice from the Royal Ontario Museum. He wrote about the psychology of dreaming in his 1927 book The Mind in Sleep. He wrote about the practice of bilocal residence, where couples live in the home village of each spouse for one year, and there is a corresponding exchange of yams for arm shells from the resident susu wives - but he observed that this practice often leads to "village incest" – this appears in his great 1932 monograph, The Sorcerers of Dobu. This thinker, born in New Zealand, is also known for generating a process to produce prime numbers which are known by his ►rather unique name. FTP, name this second husband of Margaret Mead, in which role he was soon succeeded by Gregory Bateson.
In order to settle an academic dispute, this man reportedly challenged Thomas McIlwraith to a duel with a weapon of his choice from the Royal Ontario Museum.
Reo {Fortune}