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Robert Louis Stevenson considered his supernatural short story The Bottle Imp one of his best. A Faustian folktale transplanted to the Pacific, The Bottle Imp was the only one of Stevenson's works to be translated into a Polynesian language in his lifetime, as the Samoan O le Fag ...
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Four of the nine works in this collection of Robert Louis Stevenson's latter-day writings from Western Samoa have never previously been published. The collection includes essays, short stories and a satirical open letter.
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A new anthology of stories and poems that "re-envision the myths, traditions and lived reality of Pacific-ness". "A lively engaging and thought-provoking collection offering fresh insights into contemporary Pacific cultures". Contains poetry and short stories from many well-known ...
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This ethnographically-grounded text analyzes modern initiatives in the tropical rainforest. It considers the issues from the local people's viewpoint and shows that their relationship to the forest is not essentially spiritual or mystical, rather it is connected to modern realiti ...
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In Melanesia, rates of HIV infection are among the highest in the Pacific and increasing rapidly, with grave humanitarian, development, and political implications. This collection on HIV and AIDS in the Pacific region, gathers together accounts of the often surprising ways that p ...
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The Festival of Pacific Arts takes place once every four years in the Pacific. The quadrennial festival is hosted by a different island nation every year; in 2008, American Samoa hosted the 10th festival. There were participants from 27 island nations from Hawai'i to Australia, ...
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