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Mātauranga Māori : an introduction / Te Ahukaramū Charles Royal.

By: Material type: TextTextPublisher: Porirua [N.Z.] : Mauriora-ki-te-Ao/Living Universe, 2009Description: 104 pages : illustrations ; 30 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 0958295506
  • 9780958295505
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 305.899442 22
Contents:
1.0. INTRODUCTION -- 1.1. A personal journey -- 1.2. Acknowledgements -- 2.0. NEW DIRECTIONS FOR MĀTAURANGA MĀORI -- 2.1 Māori interest in Mātauranga Māori -- 2.2. The use of 'Mātauranga Māori' in public institutions -- 2.3. Vision Mātauranga: Ministry of research, Science and Technology -- 2.4. Mātauranga Kura Taiao Fund: Department of Conservation -- 3.0. TOWARDS A DEFINITION OF MĀTAURANGA MĀORI -- 3.1. What is 'Mātauranga Māori?' 3.1.1. An encompassing term -- 3.1.2. Knowledge derived from an Atua Māori -- 3.1.3. The biblical Tohunga Māori -- 3.1.4. Mātauranga in the bible -- 3.1.5. Further usages of the term -- 3.2. A working definition -- 3.3. A modern term -- 3.4. The totality of body of knowledge -- 3.5. Change -- 3.6. A variety of worldviews -- 3.7. Rediscovery -- A new creative period -- 4.0. A HISTORY OF MĀTAURANGA MĀORI -- 4.1. Settlement in Aotearoa and Te Wai Pounamu -- 4.2. The nineteenth century -- 4.3. The twentieth century -- 4.4. 1960s-2000: The 'Māori Renaissance ' -- 5.0. TAURANGA IKA: APPLICATIONS AND EXPRESSIONS OF MĀTAURANGA MĀORI -- 5.1. Ngā Kōrero -- 5.2. Whakapapa -- 5.2.1 Whakapapa as an explanation -- 5.2.2 Whakapapa as a paradigm for action -- 5.2.3. Further examples of Whakapapa -- 5.2.4. Whakapapa and space -- 5.3 Ngā Kawa, Ngā Whakahaere, Ngā Tikanga -- 5.4. Ngā Mahinga a te Ringa -- 5.5. Ārongo -- 5.6. Ngā Whare -- 5.7. Contemporary applications -- 5.8. Sources of Mātauranga Māori today -- 6.0. ASPECTS OF THE TE AO MĀRAMA WORLDVIEW -- 6.1. Worldview -- 6.2. Developing a view of a worldview -- 6.3. Pre-contact 'Classical/Mythological' -- 6.4. Colonial/Religious -- 6.5. Modern/Post-modern economic -- 6.6. Te Ao Mārama and the pōwhiri -- 7.0. CONCEPTS OF KNOWLEDGE AND KNOWING -- 7.1. Mātauranga -- 7.1.1. 'Mātauranga', Biblical Knowledge, Literacy and Education -- 7.1.2. Is 'Mātauranga' an old or a new term? -- 7.2. Kai, kōrero -- 7.3. Māramatanga -- 7.4. Mōhiotanga -- 7.5 Whakaahua -- 7.6. Wānanga -- 7.7. Tohu -- 8.0. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ISSUES -- 8.1. Wai 262 -- 8.1.1 Claimant views of Mātauranga Māori -- 8.1.2. ' Mātauranga Māori and Taonga' by David Williams -- 8.2. Conclusion.
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"Monograph one"--Cover.

"This report is the first of five written for the research entitled Te Kaimānga: Towards a New Vision for Mātauranga Māori. It should be read in conjunction with the following reports: 'Let the World Speak': Towards Indigenous Epistemology; Te Ao Mārama: Aspects of an Indigenous Worldview; Wānanga: The Creative Potential of Mātauranga Māori; Perspectives on Mātauranga Māori.".

"This report was written to support the renewed interest in mātauranga Māori and to encourage creativity and innovation utilising mātauranga Māori."--Introduction.

Includes bibliographical references.

1.0. INTRODUCTION -- 1.1. A personal journey -- 1.2. Acknowledgements -- 2.0. NEW DIRECTIONS FOR MĀTAURANGA MĀORI -- 2.1 Māori interest in Mātauranga Māori -- 2.2. The use of 'Mātauranga Māori' in public institutions -- 2.3. Vision Mātauranga: Ministry of research, Science and Technology -- 2.4. Mātauranga Kura Taiao Fund: Department of Conservation -- 3.0. TOWARDS A DEFINITION OF MĀTAURANGA MĀORI -- 3.1. What is 'Mātauranga Māori?' 3.1.1. An encompassing term -- 3.1.2. Knowledge derived from an Atua Māori -- 3.1.3. The biblical Tohunga Māori -- 3.1.4. Mātauranga in the bible -- 3.1.5. Further usages of the term -- 3.2. A working definition -- 3.3. A modern term -- 3.4. The totality of body of knowledge -- 3.5. Change -- 3.6. A variety of worldviews -- 3.7. Rediscovery -- A new creative period -- 4.0. A HISTORY OF MĀTAURANGA MĀORI -- 4.1. Settlement in Aotearoa and Te Wai Pounamu -- 4.2. The nineteenth century -- 4.3. The twentieth century -- 4.4. 1960s-2000: The 'Māori Renaissance ' -- 5.0. TAURANGA IKA: APPLICATIONS AND EXPRESSIONS OF MĀTAURANGA MĀORI -- 5.1. Ngā Kōrero -- 5.2. Whakapapa -- 5.2.1 Whakapapa as an explanation -- 5.2.2 Whakapapa as a paradigm for action -- 5.2.3. Further examples of Whakapapa -- 5.2.4. Whakapapa and space -- 5.3 Ngā Kawa, Ngā Whakahaere, Ngā Tikanga -- 5.4. Ngā Mahinga a te Ringa -- 5.5. Ārongo -- 5.6. Ngā Whare -- 5.7. Contemporary applications -- 5.8. Sources of Mātauranga Māori today -- 6.0. ASPECTS OF THE TE AO MĀRAMA WORLDVIEW -- 6.1. Worldview -- 6.2. Developing a view of a worldview -- 6.3. Pre-contact 'Classical/Mythological' -- 6.4. Colonial/Religious -- 6.5. Modern/Post-modern economic -- 6.6. Te Ao Mārama and the pōwhiri -- 7.0. CONCEPTS OF KNOWLEDGE AND KNOWING -- 7.1. Mātauranga -- 7.1.1. 'Mātauranga', Biblical Knowledge, Literacy and Education -- 7.1.2. Is 'Mātauranga' an old or a new term? -- 7.2. Kai, kōrero -- 7.3. Māramatanga -- 7.4. Mōhiotanga -- 7.5 Whakaahua -- 7.6. Wānanga -- 7.7. Tohu -- 8.0. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ISSUES -- 8.1. Wai 262 -- 8.1.1 Claimant views of Mātauranga Māori -- 8.1.2. ' Mātauranga Māori and Taonga' by David Williams -- 8.2. Conclusion.

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