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  1. Cover
  2. Half Title Page
  3. Frontispiece
  4. Title Page
  5. Copyright
  6. Dedication
  7. Epigraph
  8. Contents
  9. Ngā Mihi: Acknowledgments
  10. Introduction: Māori and the Pacific
  11. Part 1. Tapa: Aotearoa in the Pacific Region
    1. Introduction to Part 1
    2. 1. Māori People in Pacific Spaces
    3. 2. Pacific-Based Māori Writers
    4. 3. Aotearoa-Based Māori Writers
    5. The Realm of Tapa
  12. Part 2. Koura: The Pacific in Aotearoa
    1. Introduction to Part 2
    2. 4. Māori–Pasifika Collaborations
    3. 5. “It’s Like That with Us Maoris”: Māori Write Connections
    4. 6. Manuhiri, Fānau: Pasifika Write Connections
    5. 7. When Romeo Met Tusi: Disconnections
    6. The Realm of Koura
  13. Conclusion: E Kore Au e Ngaro
  14. Epilogue: A Time and a Place
  15. Notes
  16. Publication History
  17. Index
  18. About the Author

A drawing of a person holding a crayfish with a twine tied to it. Another person is standing on the opposite side of him and stretching his hands forward.

“A Maori Bartering a Crayfish,” drawn by Artist of the Chief Mourner, later identified as Tupaia, 1769. British Library, Add. 15508, f. 11. Copyright the British Library Board.

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