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Some aspects of South Pacific ethnopsychiatry, with special reference to Papua and New Guinea / by B. G. Burton-Bradley.

By: Burton-Bradley, B. G.

Contributor(s): South Pacific Commission.

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BookSeries: Publisher: Noumea : South Pacific Commission, 1967Description: v, 38p.Subject(s): Psychiatry, Transcultural -- Islands of the Pacific | Psychiatry, Transcultural -- Papua New Guinea

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