The King Country; or, Explorations in New Zealand. A Narrative of 600 Miles of Travel Through Maoriland
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- Nombre de pages274
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4731377-9
- EAN8596547313779
- Date de parution15/09/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille3 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
In "The King Country; or, Explorations in New Zealand, " J. H. Kerry-Nicholls offers a profound exploration of New Zealand's rugged landscapes and rich cultural tapestry during the late 19th century. Through vivid descriptions and a reflective narrative style, Kerry-Nicholls immerses readers in both the breathtaking beauty and the complex sociopolitical realities of the King Country. The book serves as a vital historical document, juxtaposing the natural allure of the land with the rich traditions of the Maori and the impacts of colonialism, thereby contextualizing the interplay between environment and identity in a rapidly changing world.
J. H. Kerry-Nicholls, a noted geographer and traveler, was deeply influenced by his experiences in the colonies and by the burgeoning interest in ethnography and exploration prevalent at the time. His unique perspective stems from his commitment to documenting not only the physical landscapes he traversed but also the lives and customs of the indigenous people. This synthesis of keen observation and historical insight reflects an author dedicated to presenting a multifaceted view of New Zealand's heritage.
For readers interested in the intersections of geography, culture, and history, "The King Country" is an indispensable resource. Kerry-Nicholls' eloquent prose and meticulous research will captivate historians, travelers, and anyone keen to understand the essential narratives that shape New Zealand today.
J. H. Kerry-Nicholls, a noted geographer and traveler, was deeply influenced by his experiences in the colonies and by the burgeoning interest in ethnography and exploration prevalent at the time. His unique perspective stems from his commitment to documenting not only the physical landscapes he traversed but also the lives and customs of the indigenous people. This synthesis of keen observation and historical insight reflects an author dedicated to presenting a multifaceted view of New Zealand's heritage.
For readers interested in the intersections of geography, culture, and history, "The King Country" is an indispensable resource. Kerry-Nicholls' eloquent prose and meticulous research will captivate historians, travelers, and anyone keen to understand the essential narratives that shape New Zealand today.
In "The King Country; or, Explorations in New Zealand, " J. H. Kerry-Nicholls offers a profound exploration of New Zealand's rugged landscapes and rich cultural tapestry during the late 19th century. Through vivid descriptions and a reflective narrative style, Kerry-Nicholls immerses readers in both the breathtaking beauty and the complex sociopolitical realities of the King Country. The book serves as a vital historical document, juxtaposing the natural allure of the land with the rich traditions of the Maori and the impacts of colonialism, thereby contextualizing the interplay between environment and identity in a rapidly changing world.
J. H. Kerry-Nicholls, a noted geographer and traveler, was deeply influenced by his experiences in the colonies and by the burgeoning interest in ethnography and exploration prevalent at the time. His unique perspective stems from his commitment to documenting not only the physical landscapes he traversed but also the lives and customs of the indigenous people. This synthesis of keen observation and historical insight reflects an author dedicated to presenting a multifaceted view of New Zealand's heritage.
For readers interested in the intersections of geography, culture, and history, "The King Country" is an indispensable resource. Kerry-Nicholls' eloquent prose and meticulous research will captivate historians, travelers, and anyone keen to understand the essential narratives that shape New Zealand today.
J. H. Kerry-Nicholls, a noted geographer and traveler, was deeply influenced by his experiences in the colonies and by the burgeoning interest in ethnography and exploration prevalent at the time. His unique perspective stems from his commitment to documenting not only the physical landscapes he traversed but also the lives and customs of the indigenous people. This synthesis of keen observation and historical insight reflects an author dedicated to presenting a multifaceted view of New Zealand's heritage.
For readers interested in the intersections of geography, culture, and history, "The King Country" is an indispensable resource. Kerry-Nicholls' eloquent prose and meticulous research will captivate historians, travelers, and anyone keen to understand the essential narratives that shape New Zealand today.
