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the call to Måaori history : essays from Te Pouhere Kåorero /
edited by Aroha Harris and Melissa Matutina Williams.

ix, 306 pages :

illustrations ;

23 cm
Introduction -- There are adventures to be had / Te Ahukaramåu Charles Royal -- Tirohia atu nei ka whetåu rangitia / Rawiri Te Maire Tau -- Predicting the past / Danny Keenan -- 'I kåi au i nohoia anåo tåenei poraka e aku tåupuna: I repeat, these are my ancestral lands' / Pareputiputi Nuku -- Kei ngåa ngutu o åoku kuia / Rawinia Higgins -- Me whakairi ngåa kåorero ki ngåa pakitara o te whare / Arini Loader -- Colonising by privilege, 1840 to 1847 / Peter Meihana -- Aotearoa and e te Atua tohungia te Kuini / Basil Keane -- 'The historian who lost his memory' / Alice Te Punga Somerville -- Indians, mihinare and Anglicans / Hirini Kaa -- , 'He manuhiri no Hawaii' / Kealani Cook -- Te håu o Moho -- The call of the extinct moho / Megan Påotiki -- Beating shame / Rachel Buchanan -- 'When it comes to your own' / Melissa Matutina Williams -- Screaming from the shadows / Tiopira McDowell -- Kaupapa Måaori hstory / Nåepia Mahuika -- The future of history is Måaori / Aroha Harris.
Essays from Te Pouhere Kåorero, edited by Aroha Harris and Melissa Matutina Williams, drawing on work published by the collective Te Pouhere Kåorero in the journal of the same name. These essays speak to a critical understanding of the past that is rooted in måatauranga Måaori and underscores the foundational nature of Måaori history in shaping Aotearoa New Zealand.
Chiefly in English with some text in Måaori.