The Nuclear Uncanny in Oceania

The Nuclear Uncanny in Oceania

This article analyses the unsettling effects of the nuclear age in contemporary Ocean ia. Through a reading of James George’s Ocean Roads (2006), a novel that incorporates nuclear legacies into the Māori kinship system of whakapapa, I show how Māori epistemologies become a vital resource for the Ind...

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Autor principal: Hurley, Jessica
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Publicado em: Commonwealth Essays and Studies 2019
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description This article analyses the unsettling effects of the nuclear age in contemporary Ocean ia. Through a reading of James George’s Ocean Roads (2006), a novel that incorporates nuclear legacies into the Māori kinship system of whakapapa, I show how Māori epistemologies become a vital resource for the Indigenous Pacific as it faces the long-term legacies of nuclear colonialism.
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The Nuclear Uncanny in Oceania
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