The Resource Bandjalang social organisation / Malcolm J. C. Calley
Bandjalang social organisation / Malcolm J. C. Calley
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- Summary
- Bandjalang tribe as a social unit, major internal subdivisions, population movements, contacts before and after the arrival of Europeans; Relations with the white group; Clan as a local marriage group; a religious group; Local grouping today, gossip groups, activities; Kinship - terminology, behaviour, sections; Indigenous marriage; Detailed account of the Pentecostal cult; Marital status of females, stability of marriage, extra - and intraclan marriages; List of clans; Abortion & miscarriage, warfare; Lists 8 clans of Chapara (quotes Howitt) - Murrgarkabulta, Munnadali, Kutibal, Yungurpan, Birrin, Burginmeri, Chermanpura; Author knows Munnadali, Birrin, Kutibal only, suggests others may be place names; Table showing locality, clan name, dialect, main surnames of today; Short lists of words in dialects with English equivalent; Magic - love magic, special womens magic; Warfare; Assimilation policy, population on stations; Paper shows why Bandjalang have remained an unassimilated minority & effect of white contact on their social organization; Maps show tribal territories in area and clan territories; Field work at Tabulam and Woodenbong
- Extent
- 254, xxxi leaves
- Note
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- Includes tables; Typescript (photocopy)
- See als microfilm version at MF 12
- Contents
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- Ch. 1: The Bandjalang tribe and its neighbours: introduction; The tribe as a social unit; Major internal sub-divisions; Population movements and social change; Contacts before the arrival of Europeans; Contacts since the arrival of Europeans; Conclusions
- Ch. 2: Relations with the white group: introduction; The Aborigines and the law; The white communities; The white reaction to the Aborigines; Behaviour patterns of the white group and the stereotypes; The Aborigines' reaction to rejection; Conclusions
- Ch. 3: The clan : The clans of the Bandjalang; The clan as a local marriage group; The clan as a religious group; The clan as a local group today; The clan as a kin group today; Clan religion today; The loss of political function; Conclusions : the changing clan
- Ch. 4: The station: introduction, the Bandjalang stations today; The development of the station community; Gossip groups and social control; Station solidarity; Other group activities; The distribution of wealth
- Ch. 5: Kinship: Introduction; Bandjalang kinship terminology; Kinship and behaviour; Sections and the Bandjalang kinship and European contact; Kinship and changing social groups
- Ch. 6: The family and associated social groups: Indigenous marriage; The position of women under the old rule; Marriage today; The position of women in modern communities; The development of the family; Adoption of children; The household
- Ch. 7: The Pentecostal cult: historical; The Christian congregations; The relations of the Christians to the followers of the old rule; The cult and the middle category; Recruitment; Regular activation of the cult; Internal organisation; Festival activation; The Pentecostal cult and the exclusion of Aborigines by Europeans
- Ch. 8: Conclusions
- Appendix: Field techniques and problems: general; Specific problems; Choice of informants; Interview techniques; Conclusions
- Glossary: Bandjalung words used in the text
- Maps: Tribal distribution, North-Eastern New South Wales and Southern Queensland; Southern and Central Bandjalang clans
- Label
- Bandjalang social organisation / Malcolm J. C. Calley
- Title
- Bandjalang social organisation / Malcolm J. C. Calley
- Subject
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- Race relations - Racism - Stereotyping
- Social organisation - Kinship - Marriage
- Magic and sorcery - Love magic
- Religions - Christianity - Missions
- Demography - Population mobility
- Ceremonies
- Social organisation - Kinship - Systems - Sections and subsections
- Social organisation - Clans
- Religions - Christianity - Pentecostalism - Assemblies of God
- Language - Vocabulary - Word lists
- Language - Personal names
- Substance use
- Reproduction
- Social welfare - Law and legislation
- Housing - Socio-cultural factors
- Social behaviour - Roles
- Magic and sorcery - Clever people
- Geography - Territories and boundaries
- Race relations - Racial discrimination
- Substance use - Alcohol
- Law - Administrative law - New South Wales
- Child welfare - Adoption and fostering
- Stories and motifs - Creation / Cosmology
- Language - Vocabulary - Place names
- Social organisation - Kinship - Kinship terms
- Summary
- Bandjalang tribe as a social unit, major internal subdivisions, population movements, contacts before and after the arrival of Europeans; Relations with the white group; Clan as a local marriage group; a religious group; Local grouping today, gossip groups, activities; Kinship - terminology, behaviour, sections; Indigenous marriage; Detailed account of the Pentecostal cult; Marital status of females, stability of marriage, extra - and intraclan marriages; List of clans; Abortion & miscarriage, warfare; Lists 8 clans of Chapara (quotes Howitt) - Murrgarkabulta, Munnadali, Kutibal, Yungurpan, Birrin, Burginmeri, Chermanpura; Author knows Munnadali, Birrin, Kutibal only, suggests others may be place names; Table showing locality, clan name, dialect, main surnames of today; Short lists of words in dialects with English equivalent; Magic - love magic, special womens magic; Warfare; Assimilation policy, population on stations; Paper shows why Bandjalang have remained an unassimilated minority & effect of white contact on their social organization; Maps show tribal territories in area and clan territories; Field work at Tabulam and Woodenbong
- http://library.link/vocab/creatorName
- Calley, Malcolm John Chalmers
- Dissertation note
- Thesis (Ph.D) - University of Sydney. 1959
- Label
- Bandjalang social organisation / Malcolm J. C. Calley
- Note
-
- Includes tables; Typescript (photocopy)
- See als microfilm version at MF 12
- Bibliography note
- Bibliography; leaves xxv-xxxi
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
-
- text
- still image
- cartographic image
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
- Ch. 1: The Bandjalang tribe and its neighbours: introduction; The tribe as a social unit; Major internal sub-divisions; Population movements and social change; Contacts before the arrival of Europeans; Contacts since the arrival of Europeans; Conclusions -- Ch. 2: Relations with the white group: introduction; The Aborigines and the law; The white communities; The white reaction to the Aborigines; Behaviour patterns of the white group and the stereotypes; The Aborigines' reaction to rejection; Conclusions -- Ch. 3: The clan : The clans of the Bandjalang; The clan as a local marriage group; The clan as a religious group; The clan as a local group today; The clan as a kin group today; Clan religion today; The loss of political function; Conclusions : the changing clan -- Ch. 4: The station: introduction, the Bandjalang stations today; The development of the station community; Gossip groups and social control; Station solidarity; Other group activities; The distribution of wealth -- Ch. 5: Kinship: Introduction; Bandjalang kinship terminology; Kinship and behaviour; Sections and the Bandjalang kinship and European contact; Kinship and changing social groups -- Ch. 6: The family and associated social groups: Indigenous marriage; The position of women under the old rule; Marriage today; The position of women in modern communities; The development of the family; Adoption of children; The household -- Ch. 7: The Pentecostal cult: historical; The Christian congregations; The relations of the Christians to the followers of the old rule; The cult and the middle category; Recruitment; Regular activation of the cult; Internal organisation; Festival activation; The Pentecostal cult and the exclusion of Aborigines by Europeans -- Ch. 8: Conclusions -- Appendix: Field techniques and problems: general; Specific problems; Choice of informants; Interview techniques; Conclusions -- Glossary: Bandjalung words used in the text -- Maps: Tribal distribution, North-Eastern New South Wales and Southern Queensland; Southern and Central Bandjalang clans
- Control code
- M0068137
- Dimensions
- 30 cm
- Extent
- 254, xxxi leaves
- Governing access note
- Open access - reading. Partial copying, closed quotation. Not for Inter-Library Loan
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Other physical details
- illustrations, maps
- System control number
- 0004628
- Label
- Bandjalang social organisation / Malcolm J. C. Calley
- Note
-
- Includes tables; Typescript (photocopy)
- See als microfilm version at MF 12
- Bibliography note
- Bibliography; leaves xxv-xxxi
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
-
- text
- still image
- cartographic image
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
- Ch. 1: The Bandjalang tribe and its neighbours: introduction; The tribe as a social unit; Major internal sub-divisions; Population movements and social change; Contacts before the arrival of Europeans; Contacts since the arrival of Europeans; Conclusions -- Ch. 2: Relations with the white group: introduction; The Aborigines and the law; The white communities; The white reaction to the Aborigines; Behaviour patterns of the white group and the stereotypes; The Aborigines' reaction to rejection; Conclusions -- Ch. 3: The clan : The clans of the Bandjalang; The clan as a local marriage group; The clan as a religious group; The clan as a local group today; The clan as a kin group today; Clan religion today; The loss of political function; Conclusions : the changing clan -- Ch. 4: The station: introduction, the Bandjalang stations today; The development of the station community; Gossip groups and social control; Station solidarity; Other group activities; The distribution of wealth -- Ch. 5: Kinship: Introduction; Bandjalang kinship terminology; Kinship and behaviour; Sections and the Bandjalang kinship and European contact; Kinship and changing social groups -- Ch. 6: The family and associated social groups: Indigenous marriage; The position of women under the old rule; Marriage today; The position of women in modern communities; The development of the family; Adoption of children; The household -- Ch. 7: The Pentecostal cult: historical; The Christian congregations; The relations of the Christians to the followers of the old rule; The cult and the middle category; Recruitment; Regular activation of the cult; Internal organisation; Festival activation; The Pentecostal cult and the exclusion of Aborigines by Europeans -- Ch. 8: Conclusions -- Appendix: Field techniques and problems: general; Specific problems; Choice of informants; Interview techniques; Conclusions -- Glossary: Bandjalung words used in the text -- Maps: Tribal distribution, North-Eastern New South Wales and Southern Queensland; Southern and Central Bandjalang clans
- Control code
- M0068137
- Dimensions
- 30 cm
- Extent
- 254, xxxi leaves
- Governing access note
- Open access - reading. Partial copying, closed quotation. Not for Inter-Library Loan
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Other physical details
- illustrations, maps
- System control number
- 0004628
Subject
- Ceremonies
- Child welfare - Adoption and fostering
- Demography - Population mobility
- Geography - Territories and boundaries
- Housing - Socio-cultural factors
- Language - Personal names
- Language - Vocabulary - Place names
- Language - Vocabulary - Word lists
- Law - Administrative law - New South Wales
- Magic and sorcery - Clever people
- Magic and sorcery - Love magic
- Race relations - Racial discrimination
- Race relations - Racism - Stereotyping
- Religions - Christianity - Missions
- Religions - Christianity - Pentecostalism - Assemblies of God
- Reproduction
- Social behaviour - Roles
- Social organisation - Clans
- Social organisation - Kinship - Kinship terms
- Social organisation - Kinship - Marriage
- Social organisation - Kinship - Systems - Sections and subsections
- Social welfare - Law and legislation
- Stories and motifs - Creation / Cosmology
- Substance use
- Substance use - Alcohol
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