Making Sense of Hierarchy

Exploring the intricate Fijian social hierarchy, this book delves into how traditional rituals reflect and reinforce constitutional structures within the community. It examines the interplay between cultural practices and social organization, highlighting the significance of everyday rituals in maintaining societal norms and values. Through a detailed analysis, the author sheds light on the complexities of Fijian identity and the role of rituals in shaping interpersonal relationships and community cohesion.