Elizabeth Rata and Carlos Zubaran A version of the article reproduced below was first published in 2009 as ‘When Criticism is Silent: Mental health in New Zealand’, chapter 6 in…
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INCLUSIVE BICULTURALISM Useful Terms A full account of inclusive and exclusive biculturalism in relation to the nation and to iwi is available in the paper on my website titled ‘Inclusive…
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Author’s Note: This chapter was published in a book written for a Masters’ course at Massey University. It was subsequently removed from the second edition by the editors. Reference Rata,…
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(A shortened version of this appeared in The University of Auckland University News, July 2021.) By Emeritus Professor Robert Nola, FRSNZ, Philosophy I wish to make some comments on issues…
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Authors: Robert Nola and Elizabeth Rata Abstract Concerning the relationship between Mātauranga Māori and science, advocates of Mātauranga Māori propose a range of different, incompatible positions. In section 1 the…
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The He Puapua Report proposes revolutionary change for New Zealand. The question of how we have arrived at a crossroads where New Zealanders will have to choose between an ethno-nationalist…
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Authors: Emeritus Professor Robert Nola, FRSNZ, Philosophy | Professor Elizabeth Rata, School of Critical Studies in Education | Emeritus Professor Michael Corballis, FRSNZ, Psychology This is a reply to an…
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Elizabeth Rata: Ethno-Nationalism or Democratic-Nationalism: Which way ahead for New Zealand?
With the sudden emergence into our political life of the revolutionary report He Puapua, it is clear New Zealanders are at a crossroads. We will have to decide whether we want…
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I recommend that the current ‘Draft Histories Curriculum’ be abandoned and that the following be considered. The current Draft is based on five major flaws. They are: It is an…