The Ringatū movement : a phenomenological essay on culture shock in New Zealand/Aotearoa / by Irvine Roxburgh.
Publisher: Christchurch [New Zealand] : Cadsonbury Publications, 1998Edition: Further-revised editionDescription: ix, 125 pages : illustrations ; 21 cmISBN:- 1877151165
- 9781877151163
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"First edition 1985 and revised edition 1985 printed and published by the author"--Title page.
2005 reprint has 114 pages but text remains the same.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 117-120) and index.
1. Background to bitterness -- 2. Pai-Marire Hau -- 3. Hauhauism crushed : a new faith born -- 4. An isolated event or a latent force? -- 5. A universal phenomenon -- 6. Perplexed but proud -- 7. Formation of an indigenous movement -- 8. Ringatu tradition takes shape -- 9. Faith -- 10. Ritual and observances -- 11. Order -- 12. A need for understanding -- Appendices -- Appendix Ia. Matawhero Church -- Appendix Ib. Names of victims -- Appendix Ic. Letter by Colin Bell -- Appendix II. Te Kooti's attack on Rauporoa pa and Jean Guerrin;s Mill, Whakatane -- Appendix III. Lone Pakeha attends hui -- Appendix IV. Glossary of Maori words.
"The essay draws attention to the perplexity and social restlessness that strikes critically at the emotions of any indigenous people who are confronted with pressures to adapt too rapidly to new ways, new morals, new attitudes, and new technologies. ... The corolly of my thesis is that the phenomenon of Hauhauism ... is a universal and ever latent phenomenon"--Author's preface.