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From the provided podcast, it has been understood that Farrah Jarral has stated about her bad luck and how anthropology has changed everything in Malinowski. Contribution of Farrah cannot be ignored or overlooked. Malinowski has showed the entire world how ethnographic should be treated. The native life of the tribal people, such as gift exchange system has been mentioned in this podcast showing a rich heritage. She has mentioned how log it took to record that particular system. Even the mention of simple gifts and shell necklace with intricate design and detailing astonished her while recording the lives of native people mentioned in the book.