Maori
and Pacific Island Stories of Peace and Justice |
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Introduction - Te Kaupapa me Nga Mihi | 1 | |
He Whakatauaki / Maori Proverbs | ||
Call to Sacredness - Te Karanga | ||
Acknowledging our Ancesters - Nga Tipuna | ||
Opening the Way of our Stories - Te Kaupapa | ||
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History of Maori in Aoteroa New Zealand - Te Whakapapa | ||
The Migration of Maori | 3 | |
The Moriori and Maori contact | 3 | |
Maori Contact with Europeans and the Missionaries | 4 | |
Political and Tribal Map of Aotearoa New Zealand | 6 | |
Maori Stories and Customs of Peace within the Community | ||
The symbolic use of the Marae | 7 | |
Maori Protocols of Everyday Living | 10 | |
Maori and the Natural Environment | ||
Creation Stories of Ranginui (Sky Father) and Papatuanuku (Earth Mother) | 11 | |
Tangaroa (Tipuna - Ancestor of the Sea) | 11 | |
Te Wao Nui a Tane (Guardian Ancestor Tane) | 13 | |
Intertribal Relations and Conflict | ||
Peaceful Exchange between Kaimoana (Seafood) and Huawhenua (Forest Foods) | 15 | |
Tribal Goodwill in times of Famine and Drought | 15 | |
Tribal Conflict between the Nga Puhi and Ngati Porou Peoples | 16 | |
Maori and Issues of Today | ||
Peace and Reconciliation Among the Tribes | 16 | |
Our Bicultural Journey | 17 | |
Maori Women Reclaiming their Mana from Abuse and Domestic Violence | 18 | |
Maori Restorative Justice using the Marae Justice System | 21 | |
Maori and the Peacemaking Circle | 21 | |
Part
2: Pacific Island Stories of Justpeace
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Demographic Summary of the Pacific Island Peoples | 22 | |
Map of the Pacific Islands | 23 | |
Cultural Practices to ensure a harmonious Community | ||
The Traditional and Medicinal use of Kava, Ava, Yagona | 24 | |
The Traditional Purposes of the Kava Ceremony | 25 | |
The Samoan practice of ‘Ifoga’ to Seek Reconciliation when a Serious Crime is Committed | 26 | |
Seeking Peace in Bouganville 1998 | 27 | |
The Philosophy of the ‘Hula’ Dance from Hawaii | 28 | |
Part
3: Transcending Gender in the Pacific Culture for a Peaceful Community
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The Stories of the Multi-Gender People of the Pacific | 31 | |
Queer Indigenous Peoples and their Lost Spirit: Two Stories | 34 | |
The Pacific Identity in the 21st Century | 36 | |
Glossary of Terms / Nga Kupu Whakawarama | 37 | |
Appendix I: Tapu | 39 | |
Appendix II: Treaty of Waitangi | 42 | |
Bibliography and Web Site References | 45 |
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