“Gimme Shelter”: “Othering” in the context of New Zealand multiculturalism : Pakeha, Maori, immigrants and refugees

Kolesova, Elena

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2017-09
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Kolesova, E. (2017, September, 29). “Gimme Shelter”: “Othering” in the context of New Zealand Multiculturalism: Pakeha, Maori, Immigrants and Refugees. Paper presented at Globalization and Teaching History in the 21st Century:New Challenges and New Approaches, Tokyo, Aoyama University.
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Abstract
Who are the ‘others’ in New Zealand (historically and currently)? How does ‘othering’ Maori, immigrants and refugees influence how we construct ideas of who ‘we’ are? How does Edward Said’s Orientalism speak to the notion of ‘othering’ in the current context?
Ngā Upoko Tukutuku (Māori Subject Headings):
Tuakiri
Keywords:
New Zealand, refugees, identity, Said, Edward (1935-2003), immigrants, multiculturalism
ANZSRC Field of Research:
160303 Migration, 160510 Public Policy
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