BYUH Pacific Island Studies

Vol. 15 (1992): Pacific Studies Full Issue 4

Published: 1992-12-17

Full Issue

Pacific Studies Volume 15 Full Issue 4

BYU Hawaii

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Front Matter

Front Matter
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Articles

Introduction: Challenging Communications in the Contemporary Pacific

Karen L. Nero

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Dancing Defiance: The Politics of Pohnpeian Dance Performances

Glenn Petersen

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Celebrations of Government: Dance Performance and Legitimacy in the Federated States of Micronesia

Eve C. Pinsker

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Pulapese Dance: Asserting Identity and Tradition in Modern Contexts

Juliana Flinn

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“IT’S THE SAME OLD SONG BUT WITH A DIFFERENT MEANING”: COMMUNITY AND ETHNICITY IN SIKAIANA EXPRESSIVE CULTURE

William W. Donner

15
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SYMBOLS OF POWER AND THE POLITICS OF IMPOTENCE: THE MÖLMAHAO REBELLION ON ROTUMA

lan Howard, A

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POLITICIZATION OF LA CULTURE MA‘OHI: THE CREATION OF A TAHITIAN CULTURAL IDENTITY

Karen Stevenson

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WOMEN, ART, AND THE CRAFTING OF ETHNICITY IN CONTEMPORARY FRENCH POLYNESIA

Anna Laura Jones

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HETEROGLOSSIA IN SAMOAN ORATORY

Alessandro Duranti

21
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The Monster (A Fantasy). A One-Act Play, with an Interview with the Playwright

Vilsoni Hereniko

21
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COMIC THEATER IN SAMOA AS INDIGENOUS MEDIA

Caroline Sinavaiana

11
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THE THEATER OF POLITICS: CONTRASTING TYPES OF PERFORMANCE IN MELANESIA

Dorothy K. Billings

23
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THE BREADFRUIT TREE STORY: MYTHOLOGICAL TRANSFORMATIONS IN PALAUAN POLITICS

Karen L. Nero

26
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“PLANEM FAMILY BLONG IU”: POSTER ART IN THE SOLOMON ISLANDS

Judith Fitzpatrick

22
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MAORI LITERATURE: PROTEST AND AFFIRMATION

Karen P. Sinclair

27
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EPILOGUE: STATES OF THE ARTS

Adrienne L. Kaeppler

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Bibliography

Bibliography

BYU Hawaii

31
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Contributors

Contributors

BYU Hawaii

1
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