Monster Anthropology in Australasia and Beyond

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Book Overview
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Chapter 1 Introduction: Monsters, Anthropology, and Monster Studies
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Chapter 2 Cave Men, Luminoids, and Dragons: Monstrous Creatures Mediating Relationships between People and Country in Aboriginal Northern Australia
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Chapter 3 Monstrous Transformations: A Case Study from Central Australia
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Chapter 4 Specters of Reality: Mamu in the Eastern Western Desert of Australia
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Chapter 5 A Murder of Monsters: Terror and Morality in an Aboriginal Religion
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Chapter 6 Burnt Woman of the Mission: Gender and Horror in an Aboriginal Settlement in Northern New South Wales
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Chapter 7 Demons Within: Maleficent Manifestations in the Hare Krishna Movement
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Chapter 8 Ghosts and the Everyday Politics of Race in Fiji
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Chapter 9 Entanglements between Tao People and Anito on Lanyu Island, Taiwan
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Chapter 10 When Goblins Come to Town: The Ethnography of Urban Hauntings in Georgia
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Chapter 11 The Workings of Monsters: Of Monsters and Humans in Icelandic Society
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Chapter 12 Afterword: Strangerhood, Pragmatics, and Place in the Dialectics of Monster and Norm

Attention for Chapter 9: Entanglements between Tao People and Anito on Lanyu Island, Taiwan

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The (Mostly) Unseen World of Cryptids: Legendary Monsters in North America

Article in Humanities (December 2023)

Monsters revisited: a comparative study of the use of humor in dramatizing benevolent monsters in The Monsters under the Bed and The Boy Who Loved Monsters and the Girl Who Loved Peas

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‘Ka asi kasya asi, kalyāṇi?’ The Ambiguity of the yakṣas in the Araṇya Parva of the Mahābhārata

Article in Religions (December 2022)

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