Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Introduction: Ho‘ohuihui: Navigating the Pacifi c through Words 1
4. Part 1. Makali‘i: Identity
5. 1. . . . And I who am still a woman woven . . . ! 17
6. 2. A Contemporary Response to Increasing Mele Per for mance Contexts 24
7. 3. Un/Civilized Girls, Unruly Poems: Jully Makini (Solomon Islands) 46
8. 4. The Fisherman 63
9. 5. Pasin/Ways 69
10. 6. Nau mai, hoki mai: Approaching the Ancestral House 71
11. 7. Tiki Manifesto 89
12. Part 2: Peleiake: Institutions
13. 8. let’s pull in our nets 95
14. 9. Speeches from the Centennial of the Overthrow, ‘Iolani Palace, January 17, 1993 99
15. 10. Something in the Wind 115
16. 11. Sovereignty out from under Glass? Native Hawaiian Rhetorics at the Bishop Museum 125
17. 12. The Many Diff erent Faces of the Dusky Maiden: A Context for Understanding Maiden Aotearoa 144
18. 13. Stealing the Piko: (Re)placing Kānaka Maoli at Disney’s Aulani Resort 160
19. Part 3: Kūpuku: Community
20. 14. “I Lina‘la‘ Tataotao Ta‘lo”: The Rhetoric and Aesthetics of Militarism, Religiosity, and Commemoration 181
21. 15. The Words to Speak Our Woes 200
22. 16. All Things Depending: Renewing Interdependence in Oceania 210
23. 17. Pasin Pasifik / Pasifik Way 217
24. 18. He Huaka‘i ma Hā‘ena: Trea sured Places and the Rhetorical Art of Identity 219
25. 19. Words & Music 237
26. Part 4: Ke Aweawe a Makali‘i: Word
27. 20. I write (J’écris) 243
28. 21. Ka Li‘u o ka Pa‘akai (Well Seasoned with Salt): Recognizing Literary Devices, Rhetorical Strategies, and Aesthetics in Kanaka Maoli Literature 247
29. 22. First Class 266
30. 23. Adventures in Chronicling: The Relational Web of Albert Wendt’s The Adventures of Vela 283
31. 24. When will I be content with my words? When will I sound out my poem words? 298
32. Contributors 301