Ifugao Law
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Ifugao Law

by R F 1883-1947 Barton

History Indigenous Studies legal anthropology
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Ifugao Law by R.F. Barton explores the traditional legal customs and practices of the Ifugao people in the Philippines. Through detailed anthropological analysis, it reveals how indigenous principles shaped justice, property, and social relations in this vibrant culture.

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Ifugao Law presents an in-depth examination of the customary legal practices among the Ifugao, an indigenous group in the Philippines. Authored by R.F. Barton, who conducted extensive fieldwork in the early 20th century, the book documents the principles and procedures that governed social order in Ifugao society.

The text covers various aspects of Ifugao jurisprudence, including dispute resolution, property rights, and familial obligations. Barton's observations highlight how these laws were intertwined with the community's cultural and spiritual beliefs, providing a window into pre-colonial legal traditions.

As a foundational anthropological study, Ifugao Law offers valuable insights for researchers interested in indigenous legal systems and their role in maintaining societal harmony. The work remains a key reference for understanding the diversity of legal customs in Southeast Asia.

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