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Transcultural Psychiatric Research Review, 1970
B. G. BURTON-BRADLEY is the pioneer of psychiatry in New Guinea and Papua. Reports on his rich clinical experience and on his research have been published in previous issues of this review. The papers which follow give an account of the prepsychiatric era in New Guinea and of Burton-Bradley's clinical observations in the first thousand referrals.
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B. G. BURTON-BRADLEY is the pioneer of psychiatry in New Guinea and Papua. Reports on his rich clinical experience and on his research have been published in previous issues of this review. The papers which follow give an account of the prepsychiatric era in New Guinea and of Burton-Bradley's clinical observations in the first thousand referrals.
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Cataloging & Classification Quarterly, 1984
Extension proposee par la Bibliotheque Nationale de la Papouasie-Nouvelle Guinee des rubriques de la 19eme edition de la classification Dewey concernant la ...
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Extension proposee par la Bibliotheque Nationale de la Papouasie-Nouvelle Guinee des rubriques de la 19eme edition de la classification Dewey concernant la ...
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2020
Salvation in Melanesia explores the views of salvation held by Methodist, Lutheran, and Pentecostal Christians in Fiji and Papua New Guinea, uncovering the ways in which a Protestant theology of unconditional salvation through God’s judgment and grace has been combined with traditional Melanesian religious concepts of reciprocity, retribution, and ...
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Salvation in Melanesia explores the views of salvation held by Methodist, Lutheran, and Pentecostal Christians in Fiji and Papua New Guinea, uncovering the ways in which a Protestant theology of unconditional salvation through God’s judgment and grace has been combined with traditional Melanesian religious concepts of reciprocity, retribution, and ...
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Progress towards SDG 2: Zero hunger in melanesia – A state of data scoping review
Global Food Security, 2021Christopher Vogliano +2 more
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