- Title Pages
- Dedication
- Ka Pule Wehe
- The Opening Prayer
- Ka Pane
- The Response
- ‘Ōlelo Ha‘i Mua / Preface
- Nā Mahalo / Acknowledgments
- ‘Ōlelo Mua / Introduction Ke Ha‘a lā Puna i ka Makani (Puna Dances in the Breeze)
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Mokuna / Chapter 1 Mai Kahiki Mai ka Wahine, ‘o Pele (From Kahiki Came the Woman, Pele) -
Mokuna / Chapter 2 ‘O n Lehua Wale i K ‘ana (The Lehua Blossoms Alone at K ‘ana): Weaving the Mo‘ok ‘auhau of Oral and Literary Traditions -
Mokuna / Chapter 3 Lele ana ‘o Ka‘ena i ka M lie (Ka‘ena Soars Like a Bird in the Calm): Pele and Hi‘iaka Mo‘olelo as Intellectual History -
Mokuna / Chapter 4 Ke Lei maila ‘o Ka‘ula i ke Kai ē (Ka‘ula Is Wreathed by the Sea): Pele and Hi‘iaka Mo‘olelo and Kanaka Maoli Culture -
Mokuna / Chapter 5 ‘O ‘Oe ia, e Wailua Iki (It Is You, Wailua Iki): Mana Wahine in the Pele and Hi‘iaka Mo‘olelo -
Mokuna / Chapter 6 Hulihia Ka Mauna (The Mountain Is Overturned by Fire): Weaving a Literary Tradition—the Polytexts and Politics of the Pele and Hi‘iaka Mo‘olelo -
Mokuna / Chapter 7 Aloha Kīlauea, ka ‘Āina Aloha (Cherished Is Kīlauea, the Beloved Land): Remembering, Reclaiming, Recovering, and Retelling—Pele and Hi‘iaka Mo‘olelo as Hawaiian Literary Nationalism - Ka Pule Pani He Pule no Hi‘iakaikapoliopele
- The Closing Prayer Hi‘iakaikapoliopele’s Prayer
- Papa Wehewehe ‘Ōlelo / Glossary
- Papa Kuhikuhi o nā Mea Kūmole ‘ia / Works Cited
- Papa Kuhikuhi Hō‘ike / Index
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‘O n Lehua Wale i K ‘ana (The Lehua Blossoms Alone at K ‘ana): Weaving the Mo‘ok ‘auhau of Oral and Literary Traditions
‘O n Lehua Wale i K ‘ana (The Lehua Blossoms Alone at K ‘ana): Weaving the Mo‘ok ‘auhau of Oral and Literary Traditions
- Chapter:
- (p.33) Mokuna / Chapter 2 ‘O n Lehua Wale i K ‘ana (The Lehua Blossoms Alone at K ‘ana): Weaving the Mo‘ok ‘auhau of Oral and Literary Traditions (p.34)
- Source:
- Voices of Fire
- Author(s):
ku‘ualoha ho‘omanawanui
- Publisher:
- University of Minnesota Press
Chapter 2 discusses the cultural/historical background of the literature between 1860-1928. Traditional meiwi (poetic devices) and the transformation from orature to literature is centered within the context of Indigenous Literature Nationalism and indigenous Pacific literature, pointing out the connections between culture, literary production, and politics.
Keywords: indigenous literary nationalism, indigenous literature, native literary studies, Hawaiian literature, folklore
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- Title Pages
- Dedication
- Ka Pule Wehe
- The Opening Prayer
- Ka Pane
- The Response
- ‘Ōlelo Ha‘i Mua / Preface
- Nā Mahalo / Acknowledgments
- ‘Ōlelo Mua / Introduction Ke Ha‘a lā Puna i ka Makani (Puna Dances in the Breeze)
-
Mokuna / Chapter 1 Mai Kahiki Mai ka Wahine, ‘o Pele (From Kahiki Came the Woman, Pele) -
Mokuna / Chapter 2 ‘O n Lehua Wale i K ‘ana (The Lehua Blossoms Alone at K ‘ana): Weaving the Mo‘ok ‘auhau of Oral and Literary Traditions -
Mokuna / Chapter 3 Lele ana ‘o Ka‘ena i ka M lie (Ka‘ena Soars Like a Bird in the Calm): Pele and Hi‘iaka Mo‘olelo as Intellectual History -
Mokuna / Chapter 4 Ke Lei maila ‘o Ka‘ula i ke Kai ē (Ka‘ula Is Wreathed by the Sea): Pele and Hi‘iaka Mo‘olelo and Kanaka Maoli Culture -
Mokuna / Chapter 5 ‘O ‘Oe ia, e Wailua Iki (It Is You, Wailua Iki): Mana Wahine in the Pele and Hi‘iaka Mo‘olelo -
Mokuna / Chapter 6 Hulihia Ka Mauna (The Mountain Is Overturned by Fire): Weaving a Literary Tradition—the Polytexts and Politics of the Pele and Hi‘iaka Mo‘olelo -
Mokuna / Chapter 7 Aloha Kīlauea, ka ‘Āina Aloha (Cherished Is Kīlauea, the Beloved Land): Remembering, Reclaiming, Recovering, and Retelling—Pele and Hi‘iaka Mo‘olelo as Hawaiian Literary Nationalism - Ka Pule Pani He Pule no Hi‘iakaikapoliopele
- The Closing Prayer Hi‘iakaikapoliopele’s Prayer
- Papa Wehewehe ‘Ōlelo / Glossary
- Papa Kuhikuhi o nā Mea Kūmole ‘ia / Works Cited
- Papa Kuhikuhi Hō‘ike / Index
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