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Mo'oku'auhau: The Past Before Us - Hawaiian Genealogy and Indigenous Methodologies | Avi Penhollow
This is a review of the book's introduction and two chapters.
'Mo'oku'auhau: The Past Before Us,' a pivotal book that explores Hawaiian genealogy and indigenous ways of knowing. Originally part of my doctoral research, this video review covers the introduction and selected chapters (1, 7, and 9), highlighting how these insights bridge the gap between Indigenous knowledge systems and academic research methodologies. Whether you're interested in Hawaiian history, indigenous studies, or innovative research methods, this review offers valuable perspectives that challenge and enrich our understanding. Subscribe for more insights into decolonization and the integration of Indigenous wisdom in scholarly work.
'Mo'oku'auhau: The Past Before Us,' a pivotal book that explores Hawaiian genealogy and indigenous ways of knowing. Originally part of my doctoral research, this video review covers the introduction and selected chapters (1, 7, and 9), highlighting how these insights bridge the gap between Indigenous knowledge systems and academic research methodologies. Whether you're interested in Hawaiian history, indigenous studies, or innovative research methods, this review offers valuable perspectives that challenge and enrich our understanding. Subscribe for more insights into decolonization and the integration of Indigenous wisdom in scholarly work.
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Avi takes the magnet challenge
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Avi is a natural skeptic. But when he took the magnet challenge he just cannot explain it. He cannot explain why so many people fall for conspiracies like this one. This video clearly is a parody on the fakes currently going viral. Still, already we are seeing in the comments people who clearly missed the obvious use of duct tape and band-aid. And, no, Trump is not being reinstated in August. F...
Diffraction #1 - The Frayed Ends of Certainty
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Diffraction #1 - The Frayed Ends of Certainty
Diffraction #3: The Binaries That Bind
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The last installment of The Frayed Ends of Certainty
"Dark Coast" - music and lyrics by Avi Penhollow
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This song celebrates new life I discovered in Hawai'i. DARK COAST The waves are crashing on the dark coast, where the fierce hearts merge into the black night deep. And as I drive down the dark coast, I wonder about you as I slip into the city I see you step out of shadows, on that tight narrow lane in Kalihi. Your eyes are crashing on my dark coast, and my heart leaps forward as I wonder what ...
Rendered Content Part 4
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Memoirs of an emerging writer. Avi Penhollow explores his personal historical mosaic of textual literacy and memories of schooling. These excerpts are part of a paper entitled "The Rhetorical Situation of the Five-Paragraph Essay".
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Memoirs of an emerging writer. Avi Penhollow explores his personal historical mosaic of textual literacy and memories of schooling. These excerpts are part of a paper entitled "The Rhetorical Situation of the Five-Paragraph Essay".
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Memoirs of an emerging writer. Avi Penhollow explores his personal historical mosaic of textual literacy and memories of schooling. These excerpts are part of a paper entitled "The Rhetorical Situation of the Five-Paragraph Essay".
Indigenizing English Education Part 5: Dr. Tim San Pedro
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Indigenizing English Education Part 5: Dr. Tim San Pedro
Indigenizing English Education Part 4: Dr. Joaquin Munoz
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Indigenizing English Education Part 4: Dr. Joaquin Munoz
Indigenizing English Education Part 2: Nick Rink
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Indigenizing English Education Part 2: Nick Rink
Indigenizing English Education - Part 3: Avi Penhollow
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Indigenizing English Education - Part 3: Avi Penhollow
The Marrow Thieves - Education Review
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The Marrow Thieves - Education Review
Culture=based Education in Hawaii - Concentric
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Culture=based Education in Hawaii - Concentric
Lather and Nothing Else - Read by Avi Penhollow
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Lather and Nothing Else - Read by Avi Penhollow
Thank so much for this ..I have been considering audio formats for research dissemination , especially on defiant scholarship and decolonisation in Africa ...I am greatly considering this format for my research career
Thank you so much for this Avi🙏. I'm listening to this as part of my Honor's material.
You are most welcome. I created this during my doctoral program at Mizzou. I found that making these recordings helped me with the material. I didn't have time to do the complete text. Best to you in your work!
Who else thought of wizards of waverly place from Disney channel? 😂
When i was small time, da kine spoke pidgin, it majes me homesick
I appreciate the work made to convey the beauty of the Hawaiian Pidgin, I learned so much from this video. It's amazing that your schools are raising a generation that will not be shamed for their heritage, but rather will embrace their culture so they may carry it proudly wherever they go. I love this so much, thank you!
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pretty excited to read this bc it talks about chess lol
Mahalo Avi for your commitment to our keiki of Hawaiʻi. I would definitely be interested in seeing that document you found "Teachers guide to supporting Hawaiian American Standard English Learners", where could that be found? Also if you plan to make future videos I would love to do the voice of the pidgin parts for you - lol :)
Live the way you do the mother’s voice! Haha
OMG U WORKED AT KAMAILE... I WENT THERE ALSO DO U KNOW AUNTY LOVE? THEY CALL HER SHE IS MY FAVORITE AUNTY SHE BABY SAT ME, WE LIVED ACROSS THE STREET FROM EACHOTHER IN THE BACK OF ALA AKAU ST THIS IS WILD
are you acoustic
I know yo kine style allready...
Mo easy to mix common mix language words that we all know in every language
Tas cuz boston missonaries talt them english.. we all say beah fo beer, cah fo car etc waa!
Actually the brits was here way before the americans. If u actually pay attention to our flag and our buildings it was all british. Also james cook never founded our islands first
No. And while I can surmise possible reasons you've posed the question in this manner, I don't feel it is relevant to this novel or my review of it.
Is all modern literature supposed to reflect social justice and critical theory themes to create critical conscience? Is Paolo Freire's adapted Marxism the only criteria for works in modern times?
LUOA really rocks
I'm doing this for LUOA 9th Grade english!
@@The_Flightmare lol I did the same
Yesss, it does!!
@@Ednanocapes -_-
@@Ednanocapes just an fyi i did this for a period of a few weeks so depending where you’re at with your assignments you’ll see me but then the comments eventually stop
You’ve presented some extremely errant historical development of what transpired from the overthrow onward. If you’re a teacher of any kind, you’re obligated to self-educate: avail yourself to a presentation by Dr. David Keanu Sai, Ph.D. at “Hawaiian Kingdom Academia” & see the playlist of his presentation to the Maui Council. This is crucially important for your own professional development, and esp for your interaction with the youth of Wai’anae.
Thank you. I am happy to be corrected, as I do not see myself as a historical for cultural expert at all. I am familiar with Dr. Keanu Sai and respect his work. If you would be kind enough to reply with some of the extremely errant historical errors that I have made, I will be happy to follow up and correct them. I think that it is important to work together on such things because while living in Hawai'i I was exposed to many different views from various respected leaders. I have been working on other things since then, but I will happily check out the playlist you mentioned, and I will update and include that information in the description of this video. Thank you again.
@@resonanceliteracy It’s just the portions where you state matter-of-factly that Hawaii was overthrown, it became a territory, then annexed, and became a state. Though that only encompasses a sliver of your otherwise great presentation on language, what you reiterated was a false narrative without question that has been propagated - inculcated - into the educational system though that is vastly changing, thanks to the work of Dr. Sai and others who approach the matter on law, not a sovereignty movement; Hawai’i is internationally recognized as having never lost its Independent nationhood and international scholars have stated that Hawai’i has been under “a strange firm of occupation by the US” for 130 years - its status is yet preserved and what Dr. Sai advances is how the entire matter is fixable and is under that process now. When you watch that presentation, you may become quite optimistic (and my over-sensitivity will be better understood). Please excuse my over reaction.
Any chance the other chapters will be available one day?😊
Thank you for this audiobook! You are a lifesaver.
Whoa. I seriously had no idea that I pronounced certain words differently from SAE until I watched this video. Like your examples, I say “chree” instead of “tree” and “jrill” instead of “drill.”
so beautiful. I am an inspiring english educator and this is exactly what I hope education to be
It's really helps my homework to I thank you am a better studying if I hear it out loud instead
Thank you so much for this lifesaver fr 😭
My father was born in 1940 and would always tell me the stories of how the teachers wouldn't let him speak Hawaiian etc. I understand the grudge he had in his heart.
Thank you for the reading and I am wondering if Linda Tuhiwai's Smith gave her consent to have you share her content in this way. Has Linda Tuhiwai's Smith consented?
so do I. and if paid attention to the material that relates to making your standpoint clear and appropriation of Indigenous peoples' - well - everything.
Thanks for reading this good job but I think this could not have been more of a boring story
i have to read this for my class because i am failing. someone write my essay, fuck this reading.
I live in Hawaii for almost 30years. Pidgin English sounds real English to me and I often even don't know if it was Pidgin until I see video like this... LOL....people say ' Da Kine ' everyday here and it sounds clearly ' That kind ' to me. When I traveled to California, I didn't have trouble communicating with people, but when I went to mid west or east coast, yes, people hardly understood me...
Thanks for this! Are chapters 2 and 3 available?
Thank you SO MUCH! Im Louisianan Creole and I hear my people, in Hawai'i people! Much like the Gullah Geechee people! We all cousins!!
Dis, Dat & others remind me of also dialect of African Americans, African Caribbeans and other Africans in the diaspora. Yeah, we the same.
We love you folks ❤️🤙🏽
I'm in college and I had to do a final research for sociolinguistics. The themes of pidgins and creoles sparked my attention so decided to do more about that, I just found your video and fell in love. It was truly helpful on my work. I found this expression amazing it makes think about the the subjective and holistic quality of language. It can be inclusive, permits you to be part of a culture, a tribe, a society or make it clear that you do not belong to them. Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful experience
Thank you. I appreciate your kind words. This was part of a graduate project and something I care deeply about.
@@revavi please, share more about your work and experience it is really nice learn with you
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Thank you this helped so much ^^
I started getting into pidgin languages through duolingo and just the fact of how interesting they are. Languages in all forms have different ways in dividing and defining life and it's awesome. It holds history, culture and movement. It changes over time, native English speakers don't speak English like they did 100 years ago, and so it is with any other languages. The "ranking" of languages and how they are used is completely arbitrary and baseless.
Thank god the story was so long, now I just gotta find the “Author’s choices” or whatever
thanks dude this was helpful
Mahalo for what you do! Much aloha from VA! Malama Pono.
Thank you so much. I have ADHD and i struggle with reading for my PhD. thank you soooo much!!!!
pov: most of you are from luoa
lol yup
yea lol
dats me lol
pretty much
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Thanks for the review.... Cheers mate.
I watched the Pidgin video a couple years ago, twice LOL. Mahalo braddah!
I have 3 college degrees, but pidgin allows me to travel the world and communicate to people from other nations and cultures. I can't learn all their languages, however they all speak some form pidgin english. They begin to apologize for their pidgin, but I tell them their pidgin is great. So much better than me butchering their language.
can someone just type a summary for this
Why? I'll do it for twenty bucks lol
I will
If you give me 5 bucks