The Cambridge History of the Pacific IslandersDonald Denoon Cambridge University Press, 25. ožu 2004. - Broj stranica: 518 This history presents an authoritative and comprehensive introduction to the experiences of Pacific islanders from their first settlement of the islands to the present day. It addresses the question of insularity and explores islanders' experiences thematically, covering such topics as early settlement, contact with Europeans, colonialism, politics, commerce, nuclear testing, tradition, ideology, and the role of women. It incorporates material on the Maori, the Irianese in western New Guinea, the settled immigrant communities in Fiji, New Caledonia and the Hawaiian monarchy and follows migrants to New Zealand, Australia and North America. |
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Contending Approaches | 3 |
Boundaries | 6 |
History and Ethnohistory | 9 |
Indigenous Historical Genres | 14 |
Colonial Histories | 20 |
The Islandoriented Revisionists | 24 |
Indigenous Postcolonial Historians | 26 |
Decolonising Pacific History? | 30 |
The Economics of Colonialism | 264 |
Labour | 270 |
The Politics of Colonialism | 274 |
Health Education | 278 |
The Native Mother | 280 |
Conclusion | 287 |
Bibliographic Essay | 288 |
THE PACIFIC SINCE 1941 | 289 |
Introduction to Pacific Islands Bibliography | 32 |
Human Settlement | 37 |
Story of Latmikaik | 39 |
Disciplines and Dates | 40 |
The Pleistocene Pacific | 41 |
Linguistic Evidence | 50 |
Recent Prehistory The Holocene | 52 |
Castaways | 69 |
The People of the Sea | 74 |
Bibliographic Essay | 77 |
Pacific Edens? Myths and Realities of Primitive Affluences | 80 |
Production | 83 |
Land Tenure | 90 |
Trade and Exchange | 96 |
Gender Division of Labour | 105 |
Lives and Deaths | 113 |
Bibliographic Essay | 118 |
Discovering Outsiders | 119 |
Earliest Encounters | 122 |
First Encounters in the Twentieth Century | 136 |
Material Relations | 140 |
Conclusions | 145 |
Foreign Voyages | 148 |
Bibliographic | 150 |
Land Labour and Independent Development | 152 |
Whales Bechedemer and Sandalwood | 154 |
Settlers | 159 |
The New Zealand Wars and the Maori King Movement | 164 |
Visionaries and Entrepreneurs | 172 |
Peasants and Plantations | 175 |
Autonomous Development? | 181 |
Bibliographic Essay | 183 |
New Political Orders | 185 |
Chiefly Ambitions and Foreign Meddling | 187 |
Chiefs and Conversion | 194 |
Words and The Word | 200 |
The New Laws | 205 |
Political Transformation and Resistance | 209 |
Bibliographic Essay | 216 |
New Economic Orders Land Labour and Dependency | 218 |
Plantations and Plantation Workers | 226 |
The Overthrow of the Hawaiian Monarchy | 232 |
Mining Colonies | 237 |
Depopulation | 243 |
Land Labour and the States | 249 |
Bibliographic Essay | 252 |
Colonial Administration and the Invention of the Native | 253 |
Ethnocentrism | 260 |
The War in the Pacific | 291 |
Evacuations | 298 |
Islanders in the Armed Forces | 300 |
Islanders and the New Foreigners | 304 |
The Question of Loyalty | 308 |
Islanders and the New Foreigners | 311 |
Prophecy Deliverance and Subversion | 316 |
Assessments | 319 |
Bibliographic Essay | 323 |
A Nuclear Pacific | 324 |
Micronesia | 326 |
Australia and Christmas Island | 336 |
French Polynesia | 338 |
The Idea of a Nuclearfree Pacific | 355 |
Bibliographic Essay | 357 |
The Material World Remade | 359 |
The Transformed Material World | 364 |
Redefining Resources | 368 |
The Daily Worlds of Coral Islanders | 374 |
The International Fishing Industry | 376 |
Urbanisation and the Environment | 381 |
Redefining Mineral Resources | 383 |
Logging | 389 |
Reconstructing and Managing the Environment | 391 |
International Aid and International Conservation Organisations | 394 |
Two Laws Together | 395 |
Bibliographic Essay | 396 |
The Ideological World Remade Cultures and Identities | 397 |
Encapsulated Communities | 400 |
Repression and Renaissance in Hawaii | 403 |
Postcolonial Challenges | 407 |
Coups in Fiji | 415 |
The Civil War in Bougainville | 419 |
Can Women Make a Difference? | 421 |
Remaking Gender Ideologies? | 424 |
Pacific Cultural Identities | 428 |
Bibliographic Essay | 437 |
The End of Insularity | 439 |
Pacific Paradigms | 441 |
Citizenship Identity and Essentialising Notions | 446 |
Exiles and Assisted Migrants | 451 |
Contemporary Voyaging | 456 |
The Challenge | 465 |
Bibliographic Essay | 467 |
Glossary | 468 |
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