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Becoming bicultural / James Ritchie.

Title
Becoming bicultural / James Ritchie.
Author
Ritchie, James E.
Publication
Thorndon, Wellington : Huia Publishers : Daphne Brasell Associates, 1992.

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Description
214 p.; 20 cm.
Summary
A personal testament ... to further the pursuit of what the writer sees as the unique task before every New Zealander: ... a bicultural destiny --Foreword. Written for a Pakeha audience, but to promote Maori causes and purposes --Pref. Maori development is becoming more tribal ... we all need to understand more fully what this implies --Back cover. CONTENTS Foreword / 1 Preface / 3 Introduction / 6 one Tapuwae: Beginnings / 13 two Tapuwae: The Coast / 23 three Tapuwae: The Researcher / 30 four Tapuwae: Tainui / 39 five Principles of Action: A Credo for Working in the Maori World / 51 six Values /66 seven Bicultural Responsibilities: Stewardship in a New Environment / 85 eight Kinds of Culture / 96 nine Tribes / 113 ten Hobson's Choice / 134 eleven The Challenge of Tribal Development / 1 59 twelve Resource Development: Consultations and Claims / ,l 74 thirteen Kotahitanga in Action / 185 fourteen Pakeha Prejudice / 1 92 fifteen Koha /203 References / 205 Index /211.
Subject
  • Ritchie, James E
  • Māori (New Zealand people) > Ethnic identity
  • Māori (New Zealand people) > Social life and customs
  • New Zealanders > Cultural assimilation
  • Biculturalism > New Zealand
  • College teachers > New Zealand > Biography
  • New Zealand > Race relations
Genre/Form
Biographies
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references (p. [205]-210) and indexes.
Processing Action (note)
  • committed to retain
Contents
One. Tapuwae : beginnings -- Two. Tapuwae : the coast -- Three. Tapuwae : the researcher -- Four. Tapuwae : Tainui -- Five. Principles of action : a credo for working in the Maori world -- Six. Values -- Seven. Bicultural responsibilities : stewardship in a new environment -- Eight. Kinds of culture -- Nine. Tribes -- Ten. Hobson's choice -- Eleven. The challenge of tribal development -- Twelve. Resource development : consultations and claims -- Thirteen. Kotahitanga in action -- Fourteen. Pakeha prejudice -- Fifteen. Koha.
ISBN
  • 0908896123
  • 0908896131 (pbk.)
LCCN
^^^92194753^
OCLC
  • 27937994
  • SCSB-12858277
Owning Institutions
Harvard Library