Old New Zealand: Being Incidents of Native Customs and Character in the Old Times
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- Nombre de pages196
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4741559-6
- EAN8596547415596
- Date de parution22/11/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille404 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
In "Old New Zealand: Being Incidents of Native Customs and Character in the Old Times, " Frederick Edward Maning provides a vivid and engaging exploration of Maori culture during the early 19th century. The book combines ethnographic observation with personal anecdotes, offering a unique narrative style that reflects both the warmth and complexity of Maori life. Maning's work serves as a crucial primary source for understanding the social customs, values, and practices of the Maori people before significant European influence, making it an essential text in the domains of post-colonial studies and Indigenous history.
Frederick Edward Maning, an early settler and trader in New Zealand, drew upon his intimate experiences and relationships with the Maori communities to craft this insightful account. His deep respect for Maori traditions juxtaposed with critical reflections on colonialism provides a nuanced perspective that invites readers to challenge their assumptions about cultural encounters. Maning's background as an early settler, coupled with his openness to the indigenous way of life, profoundly shapes his narrative, making it a significant contribution to New Zealand literature and history.
"Old New Zealand" is recommended for anyone interested in cultural anthropology, history, or New Zealand studies, offering a rare glimpse into the traditions that shaped a nation. Maning's heartfelt and well-researched observations make this text a vital resource for scholars and casual readers alike, revealing the profound wisdom and richness of Maori culture that continues to resonate today.
Frederick Edward Maning, an early settler and trader in New Zealand, drew upon his intimate experiences and relationships with the Maori communities to craft this insightful account. His deep respect for Maori traditions juxtaposed with critical reflections on colonialism provides a nuanced perspective that invites readers to challenge their assumptions about cultural encounters. Maning's background as an early settler, coupled with his openness to the indigenous way of life, profoundly shapes his narrative, making it a significant contribution to New Zealand literature and history.
"Old New Zealand" is recommended for anyone interested in cultural anthropology, history, or New Zealand studies, offering a rare glimpse into the traditions that shaped a nation. Maning's heartfelt and well-researched observations make this text a vital resource for scholars and casual readers alike, revealing the profound wisdom and richness of Maori culture that continues to resonate today.
In "Old New Zealand: Being Incidents of Native Customs and Character in the Old Times, " Frederick Edward Maning provides a vivid and engaging exploration of Maori culture during the early 19th century. The book combines ethnographic observation with personal anecdotes, offering a unique narrative style that reflects both the warmth and complexity of Maori life. Maning's work serves as a crucial primary source for understanding the social customs, values, and practices of the Maori people before significant European influence, making it an essential text in the domains of post-colonial studies and Indigenous history.
Frederick Edward Maning, an early settler and trader in New Zealand, drew upon his intimate experiences and relationships with the Maori communities to craft this insightful account. His deep respect for Maori traditions juxtaposed with critical reflections on colonialism provides a nuanced perspective that invites readers to challenge their assumptions about cultural encounters. Maning's background as an early settler, coupled with his openness to the indigenous way of life, profoundly shapes his narrative, making it a significant contribution to New Zealand literature and history.
"Old New Zealand" is recommended for anyone interested in cultural anthropology, history, or New Zealand studies, offering a rare glimpse into the traditions that shaped a nation. Maning's heartfelt and well-researched observations make this text a vital resource for scholars and casual readers alike, revealing the profound wisdom and richness of Maori culture that continues to resonate today.
Frederick Edward Maning, an early settler and trader in New Zealand, drew upon his intimate experiences and relationships with the Maori communities to craft this insightful account. His deep respect for Maori traditions juxtaposed with critical reflections on colonialism provides a nuanced perspective that invites readers to challenge their assumptions about cultural encounters. Maning's background as an early settler, coupled with his openness to the indigenous way of life, profoundly shapes his narrative, making it a significant contribution to New Zealand literature and history.
"Old New Zealand" is recommended for anyone interested in cultural anthropology, history, or New Zealand studies, offering a rare glimpse into the traditions that shaped a nation. Maning's heartfelt and well-researched observations make this text a vital resource for scholars and casual readers alike, revealing the profound wisdom and richness of Maori culture that continues to resonate today.
