Pacific parables : learning from Māori tradition / John Patterson with illustrations by Pat Hanley.
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TextPublisher: Wellington, Aotearoa, New Zealand : Steele Roberts Aotearoa, [2014]Copyright date: ©2014Description: 151 pages : illustrations ; 21 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9781927242513
- 108.999442 23
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| 070.594 DUK Publishing for impact / | 079.93 MID Kia hiwa rā! : Māori journalism in Aotearoa New Zealand / | 100 GAD Reason in the age of science / | 108.999442 PAT Pacific parables : learning from Māori tradition / | 109 GRA The history of philosophy / | 121 BRI Ngā puna mātauranga : how do we know? / | 121 GAD Truth and method / |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
1. Welcome to Whakatane -- 2. The tree of rata -- 3. The fish of Māui -- 4. Māui fonds his family -- 5. Māui slows the sun -- 6. Māui wins the secret fire -- 7. Māui and his sister -- 8. Māui meets his match -- 9. Tāne-mahuta separates his parents -- 10. Tāwhiri-matea blasts his brothers -- 11. Tangaroa attacks Tāne-mahuta -- 12. Tū-mata-uenga attacks his brothers -- 13. Tāne-mahuta and Hine-ahu-one -- 14. Te Korekore -- 15. The emergence of mauri -- 16. The battle for knowledge -- 17. The coming of the Pākehā.
"Encouraging a more sensitive and sympathetic attitude among Pākehā, by showing how the traditional narratives of the Māori can open our eyes to some of the deeper aspects of Māori philosophical thought"--Publisher information.
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