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On the Dynamics of Maori-Pakeha relationships in Aotearoa New Zealand

Agnes Brandt(Autor*in)

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Erschienen am 12. März 2013

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Intro
Title Page
Copyright
Table of Contents
Body
Table of Figures
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part One: Theoretical Framework
1 A look at Western social theories of friendship
1.1 The study of friendship: a Western history of ideas?
1.1.1 The classic friendship ideal
1.1.2 From a spiritual to a private relation
1.2 Contemporary approaches revisited
1.2.1 Friendship and intimacy in (post)?modern society: sociological and psychological perspectives
1.2.2 The anthropology of friendship: contextualizing social life
1.2.3 Cross-cultural friendship under study
1.3 Defining friendship? An argument for openness
2 Locating friendship in Aotearoa New Zealand
2.1 Friendship in majority society
2.1.1 The notion of `friendship'
2.1.2 The `related' concept of mateship
2.2 Friendship in Maori society
2.2.1 A society without friendship?
2.2.2 Maori social life and values: an inherently flexible system
2.3 Conclusion: friendship in Aotearoa New Zealand
3 Friendship worlds: an analytical framework
3.1 Figured worlds
3.2 Identity and culture in friendship
3.3 Friendship worlds
Part Two: Socio-Historical Framework
4 Aotearoa New Zealand in the making: an overview
4.1 Finding Aotearoa: the land of the long white cloud
4.2 Finding New Zealand: from first encounters to annexation
4.3 Aotearoa New Zealand: relations in an emerging nation
4.3.1 A Treaty signed: Te Tiriti o Waitangi
4.3.2 In the contest for land and power
4.3.3 Dawn of a new era: Maori recovery in a dual society
4.3.4 Unsettling the nation: urbanization and decolonization
4.4 Snap-shot: Maori and Pakeha today
4.5 Diversification through immigration
4.6 Culture discourses and identity politics
4.6.1 Introducing biculturalism
4.6.2 Beyond biculturalism? Identity politics and the multicultural challenge
Part Three: New Zealand Friendship Worlds
5 Methodological choices: the researcher, the people, the field
5.1 Fieldwork, ethics, reflexivity
5.1.1 Ethics and fieldwork in Aotearoa New Zealand
5.1.2 In the field: getting access and making progress
5.1.3 Friends in the field: chances and challenges
5.2 Research methods
5.2.1 Participant observation and informal conversations
5.2.2 Interviews
5.2.3 Relationship charts
5.2.4 Choices of analysis and sampling
6 Friendship in Aotearoa New Zealand: terminology, ideals, practices
6.1 E hoa! - My friend! Maori and Pakeha terminology
6.1.1 A note on language use: English and Maori
6.1.2 Who's who? Friend, mate, acquaintance
6.1.3 Ko wai? Hoa, apiti, whanaunga
6.1.4 Kith and kin?
6.1.5 What's what? Friendship-whakahoanga-whanau
6.2 What's in a friend?
6.2.1 Ideal and praxis
6.2.2 Attraction and opportunity
6.2.3 Support, trust, reciprocity
6.2.4 Intimacy, comfort, care
6.2.5 Communality, togetherness, unity
6.2.6 A note on instrumentality and strategy
6.2.7 How much is too much? Conflict and change
6.2.8 The more, the merrier? Friendship pattern and social network
6.3 In a nutshell: friendship in Aotearoa New Zealand
7 Friendship worlds in practice
7.1 Pakeha worlds
7.1.1 I don't have Maori friends! Friendship opportunities in Pakeha society
7.1.2 I have Maori friends, but. When te ao Maori is irrelevant
7.1.3 Pakeha and Maori worlds - the Pakeha experience
7.1.4 Going beyond? Some Pakeha experiences
7.1.5 In summary: Pakeha friendship worlds
7.2 Maori worlds
7.2.1 Where are my Maori friends? Experiences in Pakeha society
7.2.2 Taha Pakeha vs. taha Maori? (Non)?belonging as Maori
7.2.3 Friendship in-between worlds - some strategies of engagement
7.2.4 Whanau and friendship - emotional connections and cultural belonging
7.2.5 In summary: Maori friendship worlds
7.3 Which difference counts?
7.3.1 You either get them or you don't! The (ir)?relevance of cultural difference
7.3.2 `Making it work' - handling difference in friendship
7.3.3 `Best friends' - a special case
7.4 Not that simple: intra - cross - inter - trans
Part Four: Conclusion
8 Weaving it all together: the many worlds of friendship
9 Implications for future research
Appendix
Appendix A: Map of Aotearoa New Zealand
Appendix B: The Treaty of Waitangi - Te Tiriti o Waitangi
Appendix C: Short profiles of interviewees
Appendix D: Questions for evaluating friendship and trust
Appendix E: Relationship chart
Glossary
References

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