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Oceanic Literatures and Cultures I

Session 2 - Saturday 10:00-11:30am
Wesselkamper Science Center 120
Presiding Officer: 
Stanley Orr
  1. Indigenous Tourism and Landscape. Sailiemanu Lilomaiava-doktor, University of Hawai'i, West O'ahu

    I examine tourism as a vehicle in indigenous contexts whereby landscapes and being-in-place convey indigenous cultural identity. This paper will consider tourism and landscape, place, and cultural identity issues from an indigenous and geographical view.

  2. Issues of Cultural Preservation via Applications of State-of-the-Art Technological Solutions in Contemporary Australian Aboriginal and New Caledonian Kanak Modes of Expression. Zilia Papp, Hosei University

    This paper aims to take a look at how state-of-the art technological applications influence the expression modes of contemporary Australian Aboriginal and New Caledonian Kanak artists and the complex issues related to visual tradition, innovation and continuity.

Session Type: 
Standing Session
Session Status: 
Closed