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第二章 原住民時代的太平洋

˜ࡡИ͏™݊ࡈልᕏٙ൚คdί˄̻ݱࢥᏉ޼ӺʕաՑᄿعীሞd
तй̙ਞϽ [1]–[3]i຅˾˄̻ݱ‘€The Contemporary Pacific

݊˄̻ݱ޼Ӻٙჯኬಂ̊dഹɢ׵೯࢝Ϥᙄᕚf

[1] Vicente Diaz and J. K haulani Kauan eds, "Native Pacific Cultural
Studies on the Edge," a special issue of The Contemporary Pacific

13, 2 (Fall 2001)
[2] Ty Tengan, Native Men Remade: Gender and Nation in

Contemporary Hawaii (Durham, NC, 2008)
[3] Vicente Diaz, Repositioning the Missionary: Rewriting the Histories

of Colonialism, Native Catholicism, and Indigeneity in Guam
(Honolulu, 2010)

[4]–[5] ഃ˖ᘠ˾ڌႭЇˇІ 19 ˰ߏৎdʊϞࡡИ͏Ԓʱ̦ٙኪ࢕

ආБዝ̦ࣣᄳf༰ڐಂeࠠࠅ˲௴อٙྒྷ༊݊ீཀίήٙe຅ήɛٙዝ
̦ٝᗆҖόԸၾ˴ݴዝ̦ኪ٫ʝਗdܼ̍ [6]–[12]f

[4] Te Rangikaheke (published, heavily modified and unacknowledged)
as Sir George Grey, Ko Nga Moteatea me Nga Hakirara Maori

(Wellington, NZ, 1853)
[5] Lahainaluna students (often given as David Malo), Ka Mooolelo

Hawaii: The History of Hawaii (Lahainalua, 1838; reprinted Honolulu,
2006)

[6] Lilikal Kame'eleihiwa, Native Lands/Foreign Desires: Pehea La e

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