CawteJ. Medicine is the law: studies in psychiatric anthropology of Australian tribal societies. Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press, 1975.
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CawteJ. Cruel, poor, and brutal nations: the assessment of mental health in an Australian aboriginal community by short-stay psychiatric field team methods. Honolulu: University Press of Hawaii, 1972.
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CawteJ. The Healers of Arnhem Land – Interview with Robyn Williams. Ockham’s Razor: ABC, Radio National, 8June1997.
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CawteJ. The last of the lunatics. Melbourne: Melbourne University Press, 1998.
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CawteJ. The universe of the Warramirri: Art, medicine and religion in Arnhem Land. Sydney: University of New South Wales Press, 1993.
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CawteJ. Healers of Arnhem Land. Sydney: University of New South Wales Press, 1996.
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CawteJ. Why we slit the penis. In: KearneyGde LaceyPDavidsonG editors. The psychology of Aboriginal Australians. Sydney: John Wiley, 1973, pp. 380–394.
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CawteJ. Emic accounts of a mystery illness: the Groote Eylandt syndrome. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry1984; 18: 179–187.
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CawteJKilburnCFlorenceM. Motor neurone disease of the western Pacific: do the foci extend to Australia?Neurotoxicology1989; 10: 263–270.
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CawteJHamsGKilburnC. Manganism in a neurological ethnic complex in Northern Australia. Lancet1987; 1: 1257.
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CawteJ. Macassar revisited: North Australian sharing with Sulawesi Selatan. Unpublished manuscript, 1989.
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