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The Last Whalers by Doug Bock Clark · Booklabria

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The Last Whalers

Social life and customsManners and customs

The Last Whalers

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First published: 2018
Language: English
Editions: 7

Synopsis

A journalist draws on his immersive visits to the remote Indonesian island of the Lamalerans, the world's last subsistence whalers, to profile their way of life and illuminate how their indigenous culture is succumbing to the modern world.

Subjects: Social life and customs
Manners and customs
Sociology
Travel
Social Science
Anthropology

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