Ernest Beaglehole

Ernest Beaglehole (25 August 1906 – 23 October 1965) was a New Zealand psychologist and ethnologist best known for his work in establishing an anthropological baseline for numerous Pacific Island cultures. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Psychic stress in a Tongan village
    Article d'ouvrage

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    The australian community : comptes rendus
    Article d'ouvrage

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    Some modern Hawaiians
    by Beaglehole, Ernest
    Published 1937
    Ouvrage

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    Notes on the theory of interpersonal relations
    Article de périodique

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    Dalbiez's contribution to psychoanalysis
    Article de périodique

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    Character structure : its role in the analysis of interpersonal relations
    Article de périodique

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    The study of social change
    Article de périodique

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    Report from New Zeland
    Article de périodique

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    Personality development in Pukapukan children
    Article de périodique

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    Mental health : discusses the present position in New Zealand
    Article de périodique

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    The mixed blood in Polynesia
    Article de périodique

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    Race, caste and class
    Article de périodique

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    Contemporary Maori death customs
    Article de périodique

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    Brief Pukapukan case history
    Article de périodique

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    The Rakau Maori studies
    Article de périodique

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    Emotional release in Polynesian society.
    Article de périodique

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    Brief Pukapukan Case History.
    Article de périodique

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    Pangai : village in Tonga
    by Beaglehole, Ernest
    Published 1941
    Ouvrage

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    Pangai : village in Tonga.
    by Beaglehole, Ernest
    Published 1941
    Ouvrage

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    Notes on Hopi economic life.
    by Beaglehole, Ernest
    Published 1937
    Ouvrage