Fullness of Time

Table of Contents

Series Foreword
Preface
Foreword
Introduction

Part One

• Chapter 1 Ethnohistory as Research Methodology
• Chapter 2 Ethnohistory
• Chapter 3 The Contour of Ethnohistory
• Chapter 4 Preamble and Sources
• Chapter 5 Methodology
• Chapter 6 The Historicity of Oral Tradition
• Chapter 7 An Anthropologist Looks at the Jesus Documents
• Chapter 8 The Structure and Analysis of an Event

Part Two

• Chapter 9 Private Letters and Cross-cultural Values
• Chapter 10 The Lost Library
• Chapter 11 A Statement on the Use of Documents
• Chapter 12 Novel, Film, Reviews, and Reaction
• Chapter 13 Missionary Resources and Island Life Histories
• Chapter 14 The Relevance of Archival Developments in the Southwest Pacific

Part Three

• Chapter 15 A Synchronic Ethnohistorical Reconstruction
• Chapter 16 Ethnolinguistics and Bible Translation
• Chapter 17 The Abnormality or Normality of a Fijian Cannibal Chief
• Chapter 18 The Early Growth of the Church in Fiji
• Chapter 19 Pioneering Education in Fiji (1835–42)
• Chapter 20 The Place of Women in Education and Evangelism in Fiji (1835–1900)
• Chapter 21 Contemporary Departures from Traditional Christianity
• in Cross-cultural Situations

Part Four

• Chapter 22 Fiji
• Chapter 23 Fijian Material Culture
• Chapter 24 “The End of the Age! Alas!”
• Chapter 25 Oral Tradition and Ethnohistory

Part Five

• Chapter 26 The Process of Religious Change (Wallega Galla, Ethiopia)
• Chapter 27 The Head-hunting and Slavery Complex and Socioreligious Change
• Chapter 28 The Fiji Indian Community and Its Church
• Chapter 29 Pioneer Missionaries among the Australian Aborigines
• Chapter 30 Personal Interplay in Intercommunity Ceremonial in Fiji

Conclusion

Appendix A
Appendix B