Simon, Hemopereki (2022) Hoea Te Waka ki Uta: Critical Kaupapa Māori Research andMormon Studies Moving Forward. New Sociology: Journal of Critical Praxis, 3 (1). pp. 1-14. ISSN 2563-3686. (doi:10.25071/2563-3694.97) (KAR id:96030)
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Abstract
The following is a reflective commentary on the place of Critical Indigenous Studies, with a focus on Kaupapa Māori Research, within Mormon Studies. Specifically, the piece explores the following questions: What does Kaupapa Māori Research look like when engaging in Mormon Studies? What positionality needs to be taken by Kaupapa Māori researchers and Critical Indigenous scholars when engaging in Mormon Studies? What are the main areas Critical Indigenous scholars and Kaupapa Māori scholars should engage when tackling issues around Mormonism? These questions are important in light of thegrowing importance of the cultural renaissance in Te Ao Māori and the rise of Kaupapa Māori Research.
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