When Darkness Stays: Hohepa Kereopa and a Tuhoe Oral History / Paul Moon.

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Moon, Paul [author.]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Auckland : David Ling Publishing Limited , 2020.Description: 144 p. ; 240 x 165mmISBN:

9781927305676
1927305675

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DDC classification:

200.89442

Summary: This extraordinary book - unsettling, harrowing, and ultimately redemptive - is based on the time the author spent with the Tūhoe tohunga, Hōhepa Kereopa. It plunges deep into a cultural landscape that has almost vanished, bringing to light insights that are enriching and sometimes shocking. The work climaxes with a staggering oral history that has never appeared in print until now, and which reveals one of the most tragic and distressing events in the country's colonial era.

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This extraordinary book - unsettling, harrowing, and ultimately redemptive - is based on the time the author spent with the Tūhoe tohunga, Hōhepa Kereopa. It plunges deep into a cultural landscape that has almost vanished, bringing to light insights that are enriching and sometimes shocking. The work climaxes with a staggering oral history that has never appeared in print until now, and which reveals one of the most tragic and distressing events in the country's colonial era.

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