“Ngā pakiaka a Te Rēhia, ka tipua i te ao rangatahi” An Intersectional Analysis of Kapa Haka and Healing for Rangatahi Māori

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“Ngā pakiaka a Te Rēhia, ka tipua i te ao rangatahi” An Intersectional Analysis of Kapa Haka and Healing for Rangatahi Māori

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“Pāpaki whakapapa, Pāpaki ahurea, Pāpaki oranga, Ki ngā pakiaka a te rēhia, Kia tipua ai i te ao Rangatahi.” This thesis provides insights into the experiences of rangatahi Māori and Kapa Haka. Through an intersectional and Kaupapa Māori lens, it explores the potential of Kapa Haka in the realms of belonging, identity and healing. In doing so, it illustrates the dynamic value of Kapa Haka for alleviating cultural disconnection and facilitating healing within the context of current contemporar...

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14 Apr, 2021

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Gifford, Joanne

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Intersectionality / Kapa Haka / Health / Well-being / Rangatahi / Youth / Wānanga / Kaupapa Māori / Decolonisation / 111714 Mental Health / 111713 Māori Health / 169904 Studies of Māori Society / 189999 Law and Legal Studies not elsewhere classified / 190410 Pacific Peoples Performing Arts / 219999 History and Archaeology not elsewhere classified / 119999 Medical and Health Sciences not elsewhere classified / 080699 Information Systems not elsewhere classified / 200207 Māori Cultural Studies / 950308 Mātauranga Māori (Māori Knowledge) / 920304 Māori Health- Determinants of Health / 940114 Māori Development and Welfare / School: School of Māori Studies : Te Kawa a Māui / Degree Discipline: Māori Studies / Degree Name: Master of Arts / Degree Level: Masters / Information Systems not elsewhere classified / History and Archaeology not elsewhere classified / Maori Health / Studies of Maori Society / Medical and Health Sciences not elsewhere classified / Pacific Peoples Performing Arts / Law and Legal Studies not elsewhere classified / Maori Cultural Studies / Mental Health

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