Becoming local: Social movement and literary production in late-twentieth century Hawai'i

Posted on:2009-12-19

Degree:Ph.D

Type:Dissertation

University:University of California, Santa Cruz

Candidate:Kido, Pamela S

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GTID:1445390002497388

Subject:Literature

Abstract/Summary:

This dissertation explores Local protest and literary production in late-twentieth century Hawai'i. It argues that in Local literature, as in Local activism in the early '70s, what began as a multiethnic collaborative effort, Local movement, was instrumental in sowing the seeds for the late-twentieth century resurgence in indigenous Hawaiian politics and poetry.

Keywords/Search Tags:

Late-twentieth century, Literary production, Literature

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