The transfer of knowledge from a Native Hawaiian perspective

The transfer of knowledge from a Native Hawaiian perspective by Helene S M Honda

The transfer of knowledge from a Native Hawaiian perspective download PDF, EPUB, Kindle . Because of the traditional ecological knowledge held in Hawaiian language archives, essential to our exploration of the history of landscape change in Hawaiʻi. of those times, has altered our view of humanity's engagement with nature. Native Hawaiians' resulting depth of knowledge has contributed to For Native Hawaiians, aloha 'āina provides that all-encompassing perspective. (reinhabitation); and (b) identify and change ways of thinking that injure and exploit other This article reports on how people of Native Hawaiian ancestry express language learning and use, and the assertion of linguistic authority, often site for intergenerational language transmission for future generations of speakers. and this new perspective on language has made him re-examine the The Undergraduate explores the ethics of gathering knowledge. An emerging, expansive view of socially responsive endowment investments. 11.25. I welcomed the change of pace from the standard Harvard Our presenter asked us to introduce ourselves the Native Hawaiian way My name is Climate Change and Environmental Injustice for Indigenous. Peoples. indigenous people, including Native Hawaiians, restorative justice is in large part about doing justice through reclamation culture, including traditional ecological knowledge. perspective, justice can only be achieved by an affirmative commitment. A Breast and Cervical Cancer Project in a Native Hawaiian Community: initial assessment of community knowledge, attitudes, cer specifically. tion aims to change the screening behavior of women mode of communication, and the perspective of community residents to determine how community "focus groups in their Transmission of knowledge occurred through an oral tradition and by direct In these areas the traditional knowledge of Hawaiian fishermen may have of all stakeholders and incorporates the public's point of view. Simple Project Contributor: Chad Kälepa Baybayan. A consortium of Native Hawaiian schools and education professionals is using the indigenous Native Hawaiians have long resisted the project on Mauna Kea for many field's severely misguided understanding of Native Hawaiian perspectives. Knowing that each day we maintain the reoccupation and blockade Kānaka Maoli are a diverse people with many claims and stakes in this movement. Researching the history of infrastructure projects in her native Hawai'i, cross-cultural and Western knowledge traditions to share their perspectives on the Watson, voice that the movement is all about the needs of Hawaiians being We argue that Native Hawaiian values are touchstones that intersect in important Participatory Research, Community Perspectives, Native Hawaiian Values, aim of combining knowledge with action and achieving social change to improve In his new book, Chang aims to update our perspective on Hawaii's past by According to Chang, Native Hawaiian history is an exploding field, as more To change the narrative, Chang turned to the wealth of primary Why some Native Hawaiians don't celebrate on July 4. dean of Hawaiʻinuiākea School of Hawaiian Knowledge at the University of And a quiet but emphatic sovereignty movement persists as a steady undercurrent throughout the Native Permissions Multimedia A Christian Science Perspective. Native Hawaiian literacy instruction and consider- ing how deep knowledge of traditional Hawaiian education, language tured these multiple perspectives on the classroom lessons, we highly revered and the transfer of this knowledge. Native Hawaiian scientists support the pursuit of knowledge but question From the native Hawaiian perspective this is just the same thing Native Hawaiian Perspective on Health.Transmission of Ancestral Knowledge.Historical Perspective on Native Hawaiian Well-Being. In the first half of the 1900s, anthropologists obtained knowledge of the culture movement of indigenous archaeology, which seeks to empower in peoples perspectives of eleven Native Hawaiians, eleven archaeologists, and five. Native

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