Tasman epiphanies : the 'participant history' of Alan Ward / by Peter Hempenstall

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Title

Tasman epiphanies : the 'participant history' of Alan Ward / by Peter Hempenstall

Content partner

National Library of New Zealand

Collection

Index New Zealand

Description

Profiles the life of the NZ-born historian. Looks at his work within the Māori community and their relationship between the land and government. Mentions transnationalism as a context for historical explanation as a useful tool with which to examine the relation between New Zealand and Australia (Australasia) or the 19th century term 'the Tasman world'.

Format

Journal

Date created

Oct 2005/2006

Creator

Hempenstall, Peter, (University of Canterbury)

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/21456591

Related subjects

Public historians / Ethnic relations / International relations / Historiography / New Zealand / Australia / Ward, Alan, 1935-2014

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