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Chapter Two: Māori and the Screen Industry

MĀORI AND THE SCREEN INDUSTRY According to Karetu (1975, p. 31), “Before the coming of the Pākehā (European) to New Zealand, all literature in Māori was oral”. Its transmission to Continue Reading

Posted On : April 20, 2016 Published By : Ngā Aho Whakaari
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