'Akapapa'anga Ara Tangata: Genealogising the (Cook Islands) Māori imaginary
- Description:
- For Cook Islands Māori (Māori) peoples, genealogical practices, or what is referred to as ‘akapapa‘anga ara tangata (‘akapapa‘anga), are central to identity-making, relationality and subjectivities. Though this is anecdotally acknowledged, there has been little scholarly consideration of this cornerstone of Māori society and how it is practiced, developed and given meaning in their day to day l...
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- 23 May, 2021
- Location:
- Cook Islands
- Format:
- thesis
- Collections:
- FigShare
- Content partner:
- FigShare
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