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A response to Transient by Kelly Joseph
A woman who is stranded in the United States, where she was seeking adventures but is increasingly feeling homesick. Never able to fully arrive in this country the woman wanders through the streets of New York one day until she … Continue reading
Kia Mau Ki Tō Ūkaipō – Don’t forget your roots, my friend…
Calling all Kiwis and music lovers! And no, I am not talking about the fruit, but rather about Aoteoroa/ New Zealand, since this blog entry focuses on the music of this country’s biggest reggae rock fusion band Six60. The single … Continue reading
Posted in Indigenous Literature from New Zealand
Tagged Belonging, Global, identity, Language, Maori, Music, Roots and Routes, Te Reo
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Home and Uprooting in Kelly Joseph’s “Transient”
Home. What does home mean to people? Is it the place where one grew up? The place where one is living now? The place where one’s ancestors lived? Or is home defined by the people with whom one lives together? … Continue reading
Posted in Indigenous Literature from New Zealand
Tagged Global, Home, Māori, Māori literature, Museum, Roots and Routes, short story, Uprooting
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