Bitter Sweet: Indigenous Women in the Pacific

Alison M. Jones · Phyllis Herda · Tamasailau Suaalii‐Sauni

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This is a collection of writing by 10 indigenous Pacific women. Essay topics include images of Maori women on New Zealand postcards, the interests and cultural identity of Maori women, education in Western Samoa, young Samoan women and sexuality, gender and work in Fiji, deconstructing the 'exotic' female beauty, representation in films, and poetry.

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