00964     2200157   4500010001500000101001800015200014800033210004800181215001800229330040300247606002600650607002400676607003400700702004100734801003100775  a0521441951  aengcenggeng1 a[The] Cambridge History of Pacific IslandersbLIVfedited by Donald Denoon with Stewart Firth, Jocelyn Linnekin, Malama Meleisea and Karen Nero  aCambridgecCambridge University Pressd1997  a518 p.d25 cm  aThe Pacific islands can be seen to be linked by commerce, Christianity, colonialism, world wars and the nuclear experience. Equally, they can be seen as isolated societies, and have often been represented as such by Western explorers and anthropologists. Both interpretations carry weight, as societies struggle separately to preserve or regain autonomy or band together in regional associations...  aEthnologieyOcéanie  aOcéaniexHistoire  aOcéaniexMoeurs et coutumes 1aDenoonbDonald4Editeur scientifique  aOnline Inputc20000306dBB