W6 Kaupapa Māori Flashcards
What is colonization?
- Destruction of culture and language
- Genocide
- Assimilation
- Introduction of weapons, disease, drugs
- Racist portrayals and perspectives
Effects of Colonisation
- Dislocation
- Marginalisation
- Racism (Institutional and interpersonal)
- Over-representation
He Whakaputanga
Whakaputa – to cause to emerge or express
Rangatira – Māori chief
Rangatiratanga – akin to autonomy, self-determination, sovereignty
Preamble of Te Tiriti
Māori rangatiratanga and land ownership is secure
Article 1 of Te Tiriti
kawanatanga (government) vs. sovereignty
Article 2 of Te Tiriti
retain rangatiratanga and protection of
taonga vs. property ownership
Article 3 of Te Tiriti
Māori have benefits of Crown protection
and rights of British citizens
translation of Kaupapa
topic, idea
translation of Māori
normal, common
Kaupapa Māori defintion
a Māori way of thinking and doing research
By Māori, for Māori, with Māori
- By Māori = research must be done by Māori or have Māori as a part of the research team
- For Māori = Māori should be the focus
- With Māori = ”nothing about us without us”
Principles of Kaupapa Māori research
- Tino Rangatiratanga
- Taonga tuku iho
- Ako Māori
- Kia piki ake I nga raruraru o te kaing
- Whānau
- Kaupapa
- Āta
- Te Tiriti o Waitangi
Tino Rangatiratanga - prinicple
Māori Self-Determination &Autonomy
* Ensuring Māori have power & control throughout the research process
* E.g., design, data collection, analysis, write up
Taonga Tuku Iho - principle
Acknowledging Māori ways of knowing & being
* Mātauranga Māori is a taonga and should be
treated as such
Ako Māori - principle
Honouring culturally preferred teaching methods
* Māori learning and teaching practices are reciprocal
* Kaupapa Māori research must also be reciprocal
