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theme 3 (L5-9) Flashcards

1
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Pacific refers to _____ from neighbouring pacific countries, used within _____ sector

A

migrants

used within health sector

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2
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Pasifika used within ________ sector

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education sector

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3
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Pacific values - star

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Family, collectivism and communitarianism, spirituality, reciprocity, respect

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4
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challenges for pacific athletes chasing the dream

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  • Large sacrifice from entire community
  • Neglect other aspects in life
  • Recreate a sense of identity
  • Will cope without medical attention
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5
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three main focuses in pacific rugby

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  • Racialized body (2003 Hokowhitu)
  • Chasing the rugby dream vs post rugby realities
  • Changes to notions of cultural identity
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6
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Racialized body (2003 Hokowhitu)

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Overrepresentation of pacific peoples in rugby creates narrative normalcy

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7
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Chasing the rugby dream vs post rugby realities

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  • Rugby is underfunded

- Players returning home with nothing and the community having to repay deficit

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8
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• Changes to notions of cultural identity

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  • way of life that focuses on nuclear families
  • Critical reflection on village structures
  • More agency in where finances are directed
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9
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Since the ocean apart documentary..

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  • Moana pasifika and Fijian Drua teams added to super rugby pacific competition
  • Changes to eligibility criteria
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10
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has much changed since the documentary

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  • Pacific nation still under-resourced
  • Pacific teams still based in tier 1 rugby countries
  • Little say from world rugby board
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11
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A _______ based perspective is important (Maori perspective on sport)

A

Strength

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12
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Te Whetu Rehua parts of the star

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In/On, For, With, Through, By

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13
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what is the ultimate goal of Te Whetu Rehua:

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participate as Māori for Māori

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14
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what does BY mean on Maori star

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Māori governed, managed and/or delivered by Māori

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what does WITH mean

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incorporating maori with sport

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16
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what does FOR mean

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groups of whanau emphasis on whanaungatanga

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17
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what does IN/ON mean

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Places , venues with Māori element

18
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what does THROUGH mean

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activity types, focus on traditional games

19
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Taha Tinana means…

A

“lifting tin, going to the gym” = physical wellbeing

20
Q

Te Whare Tapu Wha other name/ meaning

A

Haoura = maori health model

21
Q

Taha Hinengaro means

A

H stands for head and you need a head for mental

= mental wellbeing

22
Q

Taha Whanau

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family=

social wellbeing

23
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Taha Wairua

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other W name =

spiritual

24
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Tikanga means

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rituals/ traditions e.g having a mihi, reality Māori aspects

25
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Whanaungatanga

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importance of building relationships

26
Q

examples of native indian sterotypes

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  • Savages/primitive
  • Early European representations
  • Alcoholics/drunks
  • Welfare/government dependent
  • Weak
27
Q

native indian facts

rates of suicide/drug abuse _____ while life expectancy ______

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suicide/ drug increase, life expectancy decreased

28
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what is the complexity of the native mascot issue

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Native tribes supporting use of mascots - should this allow it to still be banned?

29
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What critiques are offered by those who want to ban the name “Redskins”?

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A single word and image is used to define an entire people on a stereotypical way. Issue is bigger than just a sports team name – it is about history of people and their rights today

30
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justification of “Redskins” are offered by the team owner, fans and others?

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80+ year tradition, don’t intend to offend or disrespect: “innocent, harmless fun”, “just supporting our team name”. Tribute/ honour

31
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what changes have been made to the native mascot issue

A

1,000 schools and teams have changed names and dropped Indian imagery

32
Q

from the haka maori culture gains more…

A

global exposure than any other aspect of Māori identity

33
Q

who invented the Ka mata Haka

A

Chief Te Rauparaha of Ngati toa tribe

34
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what did Chief Te Rauparaha do to make the haka contested terrain for maori south islanders

A

he fought a number of battles in south island between 1827-1832

35
Q

Māori culture is male ______

A

hegemonic

36
Q

what does the hairy man refer to in the All black haka lecture

A

woman’s genitals

37
Q

how the haka is used commercially

A
  • entertainment = tv contract + sponsors
  • cooperate events
  • alcohol advertising
  • haka is part of corporate branding
38
Q

Maui Solomon on Māori said the debate of the haka highlights

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intellectual property rights system…. inadequate to protect maori culture

39
Q

Maui Solomon said the IPR system was developed

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to protect economic rights that come out of the industrial revolution

40
Q

Haka creates V______

A

violence

41
Q

“new” haka = Kapa o panga (2005) gesture ____

A

throat slitting hand gesture = threat to kill

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