Possessing Polynesians : the science of settler colonial whiteness in Hawaiʹi and Oceania /
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| Language: | English |
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Durham :
Duke University Press,
2019.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: Polynesia is a project, not a place
- The Polynesian problem : scientific production of the 'almost white' Polynesian race
- Heirlooms of the Aryan race : nineteenth-century studies of Polynesian origins
- Conditionally Caucasian : Polynesian racial classification in early twentieth-century eugenics and physical anthropology
- Hating Hawaiians, celebrating hybrid Hawaiian girls: sociology and the fictions of racial mixture
- Regenerative refusals: confronting contemporary legacies of the Polynesian problem in Hawaii and Oceania
- Still in the blood : blood quantum and self-determination in Day V. Apoliona and federal recognition
- The value of Polynesian dna: genomic solutions to the Polynesian problem
- Regenerating indigeneity: challenging possessive whiteness in contemporary Pacific art
- Conclusion. Regenerating an Oceanic future in indigenous space-time.