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Beyond “the English Method of Tattooing”: Decentering the Practice of History in Oceania

Hanlon, David (University of Hawai'i Press / Center for Pacific Islands Studies, 2003)

Questions abound as to the very nature and meaning of history in contemporary Oceania. Much conventional scholarship in the Euro-American world continues to focus on the search for a single, knowable, verifiable past. The ...
Editorial

Hanlon, David (University of Hawai'i Press / Center for Pacific Islands Studies, 1993)
Remembering Greg Dening

Hanlon, David, editor; Finney, Ben; Sahlins, Marshall; Hanlon, David; Diaz, Vicente M; Teaiwa, Katerina Martina; Dvorak, Greg (University of Hawai‘i Press / Center for Pacific Islands Studies, 2009)
Review of After Colonialism: Imperial Histories and Postcolonial Displacements, edited by Gyan Prakash

Hanlon, David (University of Hawai'i Press / Center for Pacific Islands Studies, 1997)
Review of More Than a Living: Fishing and the Social Order on a Polynesian Atoll, by Michael D Lieber

Hanlon, David (University of Hawai'i Press / Center for Pacific Islands Studies, 1995)
Review of Pana O'ahu: Sacred Stones, Sacred Land, edited and compiled with photographs by Jan Becket and Joseph Singer

Hanlon, David (University of Hawai'i Press / Center for Pacific Islands Studies, 2001)
Review of The Island of the Colorblind and Cycad Island, by Oliver Sacks

Hanlon, David (University of Hawai'i Press / Center for Pacific Islands Studies, 1999)
The "Sea of Little Islands": Examining Micronesia's Place in "Our Sea of Islands"

Hanlon, David (University of Hawai'i Press / Center for Pacific Islands Studies, 2009)

Paul Rainbird has written on the assumed absence of certain cultural practices that informed Jules-Sébastien-César Dumont d’Urville’s identification of Micro- nesia as a definable and major area of the Pacific. What ...