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     - The [[http://rschram.org/2013/12/31/manus/|"Kohonoleng clan" of Manus Province wants "spin off" benefits from the detention centre]].
     - Clans can incorporate themselves as Incorporated Landowning Groups (ILGs).
-    - Is this "entification": the making of new entities? Are these groups real?
+    - Is this "entification"--the making of new entities? Are these groups real?
 * The politics of landownership in PNG
     - Everyone is a villager, everyone is a landowner.
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 * Is registration of landownership "reification"?
     - [[:identity_and_contradiction|Dialectic]] as a theory of change: thesis, antithesis, synthesis.
-    - A capitalist system is one in which capital is used to produce wealth. It is also a divided system, consisting one class which owns capital, and one class which does not, and who works.
+        - A capitalist system is one in which capital is used to produce wealth. It is also a divided system, consisting one class which owns capital, and one class which does not, and who works.
-    - Colonialism is both the expansion of one society into new places, and it is the meeting of two cultures.
+        - Colonialism is both the expansion of one society into new places, and it is the meeting of two cultures.
     - Becoming a "landowner" in PNG is not natural. It is the outcome of a dialectic of recognition.
     - Indigenous recognition often involves the reification of culture.
+    - An alternative view: PNG groups can perform multiple identities for different audiences.
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