Māori concepts for social and community work / by Anaru Eketone

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Title

Māori concepts for social and community work / by Anaru Eketone

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National Library of New Zealand

Collection

Index New Zealand

Description

Defines and explains some important Māori concepts and constructs that affect how Māori may view or be involved in community development or community organisations : tapu, mana and aroha; whakapapa; mana whenua; manuwhiri / manuhiri; tino rangatiratanga and mana motuhake; manaakitanga; kaitiakitanga; whakawhanaungatanga; kotahitanga; kanohi i kitea; and tauutuutu.

Format

Journal

Date created

Oct 2013

Creator

Eketone, Anaru, (University of Otago)

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/32491060

Related subjects

Māori (New Zealand people) -- Philosophy / Māori (New Zealand people) -- Social life and customs / Tapu / Mana / Whakapapa / Mana whenua / Manuhiri / Tino rangatiratanga / Mana motuhake / Manaakitanga / Kaitiakitanga / Kōtahitanga

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