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December 2022
The magic of Melanesia
This issue explores Melanesian cultures, thought, and stories from Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands and New Caledonia. Pasifika thinkers discuss the region's past and future.
Essays
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Kabini Sanga and Martyn Reynolds
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5,815 words
The pattern for a good life
We unequivocally assert the value of Solomon Islands ethical systems in their own right.
Leonardo N. Mercado
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5,266 words
On Melanesian philosophy
The Melanesian’s ultimate concern is life in its material, biological, and spiritual aspects.
Responses
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Pasifika thought in modern Australia
James D. Sellmann
On Pacific logic
Anouk Ride
An Australian in Honiara
Jioji Ravulo
Listening to Pasifika voices
Amie Batalibasi
The ripple effect of blackbirding
Stories
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Claire Moyse-Faurie et al.
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1,528 words
The first people
A cry rings out, getting louder and louder. It’s the mountain. It’s singing, crowing like a rooster.
Bronisław Malinowski
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1,450 words
The jumping stones
The most remarkable belief is that big, live stones lie in wait for canoes, jump up and smash them.
Dorell Ben
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1,851 words
He
He knew today would be the day he’d tell his father, the day he’d soon leave his island.
Notes
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Ben Gaskin
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2,804 words
Review: Daya Krishna and Twentieth-Century Indian Philosophy by Daniel Raveh
We can read Raveh's work as opening up a conversation between ourselves and Krishna.
Issue 4
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April 2023
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