… These assumptions have a colonizing effect on the ability of Māori people (… Heidegger
focused on what we have lost familiarity with, what he refers to as Dasein, or being. For Heidegger…

… Drawing on both Maori and Western philosophies, this book … we are more in synchronicity
with Heidegger’s version of ‘… classroom are both constituted by that ‘thereness’ (Mika, 2015d). …

… This paper considers the consequences of the seen and unseen and the illogical in Maori …
language which correspond with the western metaphysics of presence and separability (Mika, …

… Te reo Māori (the Maori language), despite what it has suffered in translations into the
metaphysics of presence … essence of the object that gives it its overwhelming, separate ‘thereness’. …

… For this article, I centre on the implications of indigenous … Maori lecturer in philosophy of
education who teaches Maori … the Maori worldview was a spiritual one, having repercussions for …

… belonging or whanaungatanga for Māori. Through these practices, … effects of colonisation.
We foreground our analytic approach by detailing a bricoleur research praxis rooted in Māori …

… Mika (quoted in the title of this thesis) suggests that in Māori … Settler colonial presence is
structural rather than an historical … political consequences of shifting the way we look at objects …

… The Māori researcher obscures the high presence of terms and concepts simply … Heidegger
(1977), Foucault (1990) and Derrida (1982), and indeed we could return to our ancient Māori …

… We need to retain a dual focus on the impacts of social structures and the often agentive
responses of indigenous groups such as Māori. Of particular interest to our presented work is …

… , many Māori continue to grapple with the social, cultural, and economic consequences that
… My aim within this research is to engage with how Māori preserve and maintain their cultural …