Vol. 12 No. 3 (2019): Special Edition 3 - Ka Haka 2018

Special Edition

• Table of Contents

  Sharon Mazer

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• Introduction

  Sharon Mazer

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• Kapa Haka in the 21st century: Reaching past the ‘powers that be’ to grow the art form

  Te Rita Papesch

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• That was then, this is now: Māori Performance Research Comes of Age

  Sharon Mazer

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• Manu Tū Rangatira

  Romana Tekaharoa Potts

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• Sisters and SaVAges: Putting the VA in th e Acti.VA.tion

  Rosanna Raymond

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• The Tradition of Recycling Identity in Native Culture: The Re-Traditioning of Tradition

  Sara Moncada, Eddie Madril

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• Identity, Memory and Legacy: Indigenous Taiwan

  Jolan Hsieh, Sifo Lakaw

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• Development and contemporary concepts of Taiwanese Indigenous music and dance

  Pasuya Yasiungu

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• Constructing ethnic identity through Taiwanese Indigenous music and dance performances: The case of TITV

  Kacaw Fuyan

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• Performing Difference Differently: New Ways of Doing, Old Ways of Seeing

  Dione Joseph

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