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Pacific Jewelry and Adornment (review)

Pacific Jewelry and Adornment (review) book and media reviews 473 ist community members responded ship,” but the chapter itself contains to the plays by producing their own not a single reference to new media, theater pieces that challenged the if that term means audiovisual media, assumptions of Tagi and Mafine. computers, the Internet, etc. Apart Unfortunately, Hoëm does not pro- from these minor reservations, vide any detailed documentation or though, Theatre and Political Process analysis of those counterplays. What provides a valuable and insightful she makes clear, however, is that the introduction to the identity politics political messages of a group like and performances of contemporary Tokelau te Ata can only be successful Tokelauans. if the actors take into account the markus wessendorf target community’s conceptions of University of Hawai‘i, Mänoa identity, place, performance, knowl- edge, and interaction. *** In later chapters, Hoëm resumes her discussion of the complex negotia- Pacific Jewelry and Adornment, by tions between traditional Tokelauan Roger Neich and Fuli Pereira. Hono- culture and the more westernized lulu: University of Hawai‘i Press, Tokelauan diaspora in New Zealand 2004. isbn 0-8248-2882-8; 190 pages, from different perspectives. She maps, photographs, notes, bibliogra- explores, for example, how those phy, index. us$33.00. negotiations affect notions http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png The Contemporary Pacific University of Hawai'I Press

Pacific Jewelry and Adornment (review)

The Contemporary Pacific , Volume 18 (2) – Jul 27, 2006

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University of Hawai'I Press
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Copyright © 2006 University of Hawai'i Press.
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1527-9464

Abstract

book and media reviews 473 ist community members responded ship,” but the chapter itself contains to the plays by producing their own not a single reference to new media, theater pieces that challenged the if that term means audiovisual media, assumptions of Tagi and Mafine. computers, the Internet, etc. Apart Unfortunately, Hoëm does not pro- from these minor reservations, vide any detailed documentation or though, Theatre and Political Process analysis of those counterplays. What provides a valuable and insightful she makes clear, however, is that the introduction to the identity politics political messages of a group like and performances of contemporary Tokelau te Ata can only be successful Tokelauans. if the actors take into account the markus wessendorf target community’s conceptions of University of Hawai‘i, Mänoa identity, place, performance, knowl- edge, and interaction. *** In later chapters, Hoëm resumes her discussion of the complex negotia- Pacific Jewelry and Adornment, by tions between traditional Tokelauan Roger Neich and Fuli Pereira. Hono- culture and the more westernized lulu: University of Hawai‘i Press, Tokelauan diaspora in New Zealand 2004. isbn 0-8248-2882-8; 190 pages, from different perspectives. She maps, photographs, notes, bibliogra- explores, for example, how those phy, index. us$33.00. negotiations affect notions

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The Contemporary PacificUniversity of Hawai'I Press

Published: Jul 27, 2006

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