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INDIGENOUS ENCOUNTERS
Reflections on Relations between People in the Pacific
edited by Katerina Martina Teaiwa
CPIS Occasional Paper 43
INDIGENOUS
ENCOUNTERS: REFLECTIONS ON RELATIONS BETWEEN PEOPLE IN THE PACIFIC
Katerina Martina Teaiwa
AGA'I
FENUA
Vaimu'a Muliava
LEARNING THE PACIFIC
KA
HUAKA'I
TEHURA
Brandy Nālani McDougall
CONFESSIONS
OF A FORMER HISTORY TEACHER
IIEN
IPPĀN DOON: THIS TIME TOGETHER
Monica LaBriola
OTHER
PEOPLES' FLOWERS: SOME PERSONAL REFLECTIONS ON RESEARCHING AS AN OUTSIDER
Christopher Robbins
OCEANS AND ISLANDS
FROM
ISLANDS TO ATOLL: RELATING REEFS OF HISTORY AT KWAJALEIN
Greg Dvorak
BETWEEN
THE HUI AND DA HUI INC.: INCORPORATING N-OCEANS OF NATIVE HAWAIIAN
RESISTANCE IN OCEANIC STUDIES
Kali Fermantez
BETWEEN SISTERS
HANGIN'
WITH THE SISTAS IN MELSISI
Sara Lightner
SALT
WATER
AFTER
THE SWIM
LETTER
TO JULIA
Yola Gray
DEAREST
YOLA
Julia Gray
POST-COLONIAL REFLECTIONS?
CHAIN
REACTION
MANOA'S
LEISURE
HONOLULU
EVENING
IICE
AGE
BLIND
TRUTH
SAD
STORY
BIRTHDAY
B David Kombako
MWAHIEI
WINI
EN POHNPEI
Emelihter Kihleng
INSTITUTIONAL RELATIONS
NEGOTIATING
AN OCEANIC SPACE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI`I AT MĀNOA
Lu'ukia Archer, Malia Ka'aihue, and U'i Keli'ikuli
REVISITING
THE "PASIFIKA WAY" IN A NEW SCHOOL OF PASIFIKA EDUCATION
Tanya Wendt Samu
EMBODIED ENCOUNTERS
AN
OCEANIC NATION
Karin Ingersoll
SOME
PLACE IN MY BODY
Trisha Kehaulani Watson
BREAKING
SKIN
Terri Janke
COMPLETE DOCUMENT (165.78 MB)
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