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2. “British Cannibals”: Dialogical Misunderstandings in the South Seas
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents ix
- List of Illustrations xi
- List of Abbreviations xiii
- Preface xv
- 1. Anthropology and the Man-Eating Myth 1
- 2. “British Cannibals”: Dialogical Misunderstandings in the South Seas 24
- 3. Concerning Violence: A Backward Journey into Maori Anthropophagy 57
- 4. Savage Indignation: Cannibalism and the Parodic 88
- 5. The Later Fate of Heads: Cannibalism, Decapitation, and Capitalism 117
- 6. Cannibal Feasts in Nineteenth- Century Fiji: Seamen’s Yarns and the Ethnographic Imagination 151
- 7. Narratives of the Self: Chevalier Peter Dillon’s Fijian Cannibal Adventures 193
- 8. On Quartering and Cannibalism and the Discourses of Savagism 223
- Conclusion 255
- Notes 269
- Index 311
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents ix
- List of Illustrations xi
- List of Abbreviations xiii
- Preface xv
- 1. Anthropology and the Man-Eating Myth 1
- 2. “British Cannibals”: Dialogical Misunderstandings in the South Seas 24
- 3. Concerning Violence: A Backward Journey into Maori Anthropophagy 57
- 4. Savage Indignation: Cannibalism and the Parodic 88
- 5. The Later Fate of Heads: Cannibalism, Decapitation, and Capitalism 117
- 6. Cannibal Feasts in Nineteenth- Century Fiji: Seamen’s Yarns and the Ethnographic Imagination 151
- 7. Narratives of the Self: Chevalier Peter Dillon’s Fijian Cannibal Adventures 193
- 8. On Quartering and Cannibalism and the Discourses of Savagism 223
- Conclusion 255
- Notes 269
- Index 311