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... King's text . Land has been confiscated , and Maori and Pakeha live in different worlds , sharply delineated by geography and cultural practice . The remainder of King's narrative describes a reconciliation between the ' two worlds ...
... King's text . Land has been confiscated , and Maori and Pakeha live in different worlds , sharply delineated by geography and cultural practice . The remainder of King's narrative describes a reconciliation between the ' two worlds ...
Strana 193
... King , be heading towards political and cultural revival , and the Pakeha train toward cultural confidence and indigeneity , but both are nevertheless bound up in a colonial metaphor . Although these tracks are parallel , they ...
... King , be heading towards political and cultural revival , and the Pakeha train toward cultural confidence and indigeneity , but both are nevertheless bound up in a colonial metaphor . Although these tracks are parallel , they ...
Strana 197
... King , The Penguin History of New Zealand , Auckland , 2003. The quote appears in the blurb on the back cover . 23 ... King , Being Pakeha Now : Reflections and Recollections of a White Native , Auckland , 1999 , p.235 . 27 Belich ...
... King , The Penguin History of New Zealand , Auckland , 2003. The quote appears in the blurb on the back cover . 23 ... King , Being Pakeha Now : Reflections and Recollections of a White Native , Auckland , 1999 , p.235 . 27 Belich ...
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