PDF-[DOWNLOAD]-Ancestral Places: Understanding Kanaka Geographies (First Peoples: New Directions

Ancestral Places explores the deep connections that ancestral Kanaka Native Hawaiians enjoyed with their environment It honors the moolelo historical accounts of the ancestral places of our kupuna ancestors and reveals how these moolelo and our relationships with the aina land inform a Kanaka sense of place KatrinaAnn R Kapaanaokalaokeola Nakoa Oliveira elucidates a Kanaka geography and provides contemporary scholars with insights regarding traditional cultureincluding the ways in which Kanaka utilize cartographic performances to map our ancestral places and retain our moolelo such as reciting creation accounts utilizing nuances embedded in language and dancing hula A Kanaka by birth a kumu olelo Hawaii language teacher by profession and a geographer by training Oliveiras interests intersect at the boundary where words and placemaking meet her ancestral land Thus Ancestral Places imbues the theoretical with sensual practice The books language moves fluidly between Hawaiian and English terms are nimbly defined and the work of the field is embodied geographic layers are enacted within the text new understandings creatednot just among lexica but amidst illustrations charts terms and poetry   In Ancestral Places Oliveira reasserts both the validity of ancestral knowledge systems and their impact in modernity Her discussion of Kanaka geographies encompasses the entire archipelago offering a new framework in Kanaka epistemology. to . the changing ice . environment. 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