National Museum of Ethnology, Osaka, 1988.
This study is concerned with the folk culture of the Hanunoo-Mangyan, a Malayo-Polynesian ethnolinguistic group commonly known to linguists and anthropologists as the Hanunoo. They are swidden cultivators dwelling in the mountainous areas of Mindoro Island, the Philippines.Introduction.
Theory and methodology.
The Hanunoo-Mangyan. General aspects.
Social organization.
Religion and world view.
Customary law and social change.
Summary and conclusion.
List of maps.
List of figures.
List of tables.
List of plates.
