Institute of Pacific Studies - Books from the Pacific Islands 1998: (Part 4 of 4)
ReligionThe Covenant Makers: Islander Missionaries in the Pacific. Doug Munro & Andrew Thornley, eds. The stories of Cook Islanders, Hawaiians, Samoans, Solomon Islanders, Tahitians, Tuvaluans, and others' ministry throughout the South Pacific. Jnt pubn: Pacific Theological College & IPS. 1996. 321p-ill-maps-21 cm. ISBN 982-02-0126-8. $12 Footsteps in the Sea: Christianity in Oceania to World War II. John Garrett. Sequel to To Live Among the Stars. A narrative history of religion and churches from 1900 to 1945, with emphasis on Islander & women missionaries. Followed by Where Nets Were Cast. 1992. 530p-illus-idx. ISBN 982-02-0068-7. $13 From Darkness to Light in Polynesia. William Wyatt Gill. War, female treachery, serfs & masters, cannibals, exile, poison, unforgiving & unfortunate lovers, calming effects of Christianity. Stories illustrated by songs, laments, dirges & hymns composed by Cook Islanders. 1884, rptd by IPS 1984, 1986, 1989, 1995. 383p-illus. $20 Holy Torture in Fiji. Muneshwar Sahadeo & 4 others. Rituals involving knives, oil, fire; resistance to pain; function of the ordeals; manifestations of religious devotion of Fiji Indians. 1974, reprtd 1993. 64p-colour illus. ISBN 0-85807-15-4. $20 If I Live: The Life of Ta'unga. Marjorie Tuainekore Crocombe. The story of a Rarotongan missionary who carried his message around the Pacific. Reprtd 1991. 47p-illus. $4 Island Churches: Challenge and Change. Makisi Finau, Teeruro Ieuti, Jione Langi; Charles W. Forman, ed. History of the Methodist Church in Rotuma, Kiribati Protestant Church & the new religious movements 1860-1985, emergence of the Maamafo`ou movement from the Free Wesleyan Church of Tonga. 1992. 232p-idx. ISBN 982-02-0077-6. $15 Mangaia and the Mission. Te Rangi Hiroa (Sir Peter Buck); Rod Dixon & Teaea Parima, eds. Social, economic, religious, political changes in Mangaian society following establishment of a London Missionary Society mission in 1824. 1994. 114p-illus-idx. ISBN 982-315-001-x. $10 Mission Life in the Islands of the Pacific. Aaron Buzacott. A missionary's history of education, hurricanes & famines, medical practice, voyages, Chief Makea of Rarotonga, publications, architecture - trials & triumphs of life in the Pacific. 1866, reprtd by IPS 1985, 1986, 1988, 1995. 310p-illus-appdx. $13 New Religious Movements in Melanesia. Timo Ani Kila & 12 others; Carl Loeliger & Garry Trompf, eds. Demonstrates the diversity and multiplicity of religious movements and cargo cults. The materials, hitherto unpublished & little-known, reflect central concerns of Melanesian religions, both traditional & transitional. 1985. 206p-illus-idx. $10 Polynesian Missions in Melanesia: From Samoa, Cook Islands and Tonga to Papua New Guinea and New Caledonia. Sione Latukefu & 5 others; Ron & Marjorie Crocombe, eds. From first mission to present. 1982, reprtd 1994. 150p-illus-appdx-idx. $8 Prophets of Melanesia. Willington Jojoga & 5 others; Garry Trompf, ed. Each manifestation of prophetism is placed in its geographical setting, the variety allowing one to analyse the transformations in Melanesian religious life from pre-contact times to the present. 1977, reprtd 1986. 166p-illus-idx. ISBN 982-02-0007-5. $8 Samoa: A Hundred Years Ago and Long Before. George Turner. A missionary discusses origins, religion, wars, ageing, food, liquors, clothing, amusements, diseases, celebrations, houses, canoes, government & political divisions and a host of other aspects of Samoa. 1884, reprtd by IPS 1984, 1986, 1990, 1992. 282pp-illus. $13 The Story of My Life: A Tongan Missionary at Ontong Java. Semisi Nau. Allan K. Davidson, ed. Youth and education in Tonga, service in the Solomon Islands. Greater historical context given by Davidson. 1996. 153p-illus. ISBN 982-02-0114-4. $14 To Live Among the Stars: Christian Origins in Oceania. John Garrett. The first full account of the history of Christianity in the Pacific. Followed by Footsteps in the Sea and Where Nets Were Cast. 1982, reprtd 1984, 1988. ISBN 2-8254-0692-9. 428p-illus-idx. $13 The Works of Ta'unga: Records of a Polynesian Traveller in the South Seas 1833-1896. Ron & Marjorie Crocombe. Voyages, missions, massacres, epidemics, cannibalism, customs recorded by a Rarotongan. 1968, reprtd by IPS 1984, 1992. 190p-illus-idx. $8 Where Nets Were Cast. John Garrett. Christianity in Oceania since World War II. IPS in association with the World Council of Churches, Geneva. Vol.3, following To Live Among the Stars and Footsteps in the Sea. 1997. 502p-illus-maps-glsry-idx. ISBN 982-02-0121-7. $13 Legends, Songs & TalesAtiu Niu Maruarua. Pa Kura & 16 other storytellers; Vainerere Tangatapoto, OBE, & Teupokoina Herrmann, trans, eds. Atiu legends in English and vernacular. 1984. 69p-illus. $5 Cook Islands Legends. Jon Jonassen. 10 legends in English. 1981, reprtd 1982, 1983, 1985, 1990, 1992, 1993. 41p-illus. $5 Custom Stories and Way of Life of People of Vangunu/ Vivinei Malivi Oro Ninu Mekarane pa Vangunu. Isaac Napata & 7 others. Serenah Solomon, coll, and Ezekiel Padakana, trans. 1995. 63p-illus. $12 Custom Stories from Choiseul. Colin Rugebatu & 16 others. In vernacular and English. 1995. 76p-illus. $12 Custom Stories from Hoava/ Vivinei Ruruhu pa Hoava. Devita Sasa & 4 others. Karen Davis, coll & trans. In vernacular & English 1991, rprtd 1995. 57p-illus. $12 E Au Imene Tamataora: Songs and Songwriters of the Cook Islands. John J. Herrmann. Portraits of 7 songwriters of the Cook Islands and their songs. Songs in Maori, explanations in English. 1988. 61p. $8 E Au Tuatua Taito No Manihiki. Kauraka Kauraka. 25 legends in Rarotongan Maori. 1987. 97p-illus. ISBN 982-02-0006-7. $5 Eleven Stories from Ranongga/ Manoga Maka Vavakato pa Ganoqa. John Pavukera & 4 others. Laurence Stubbs, coll & trans. In vernacular & English. 1991, rprtd 1995. 73p-illus. $12 Historical Tales of Ranongga/ Na Tututi Moa pa Ghanogga. Peter Minu & 2 others. Kenneth Roga, coll & trans. In vernacular and English. 1991, rprtd 1995. 31p-illus. $5 Legends from the Atolls. Kauraka Kauraka. 14 legends in English & Manihiki e Maori. 1983, reprtd 1991. 74p-illus-glsry. $7 More Custom Stories from Choiseul. Theresia Vulivulnana & 14 others. M.Gregory, coll; Matrina Qilaziutu & Michael Lomiri, trans. In vernacular and English. 1995. 50p-illus. $12 More Stories from Ranongga/ Kaki Vavakato pa Ganoga. Miranda Pukera & 8 others. Laurence Stubbs, coll & trans. In vernacular & English. 1991, rprtd 1995. 99p-illus. $12 Roviana Custom Stories Book/ Na Buka Vivinei Malivi pa Zinama Roviana. Isaac Niru & 4 others. Jully Makini, ed. In vernacular & English. 1991, rprtd 1995. 86p-illus. $12 Samoan Proverbial Expressions: Alaga`upu Fa`a-Samoa. E. Schultz. Regarding fishing, hunting, manual work, food, games, dances, feasts, travel, & life in general. 1980, rev 1994. 140p. $13 Sina and Tinilau. Vilsoni Hereniko. Full colour children's storybook of Sina and the Eel. Detailed illustrations of Pacific Island fish, shells, flowers, wildlife, canoes and costumes. 1997. 24p-illus. $18 Stories from Nauru. Ben Bam Solomon & 6 others; Larry Thomas, ed. 7 stories in English. 1991, rev 1996. 26p. ISBN 982-02-0112-8. $5 Tales of Kiribati. Kaatia, Kabetitaake, & Maaria; Peter Kanere Koru & Ginette Sullivan, eds. Biographies of the authors and 8 tales in English & Kiribati. 1986. 107p-illus. $8 Tales of a Lonely Island. Mesulama Titifanua & C. Maxwell Churchward. 18 tales in Rotuman and English with grammar. 1995. 133p-appdx. ISBN 982-02-0111-X. $10 Tales of Manihiki. Kauraka Kauraka. 10 tales in Maori e Manihiki. 1982, reprtd 1991. 66p-illus-glsry. $7 Te Ma'ara'anga: Te 'Imene e te Pe'e. Teupokoina Utanga Morgan. 14 Rarotongan songs & chants. Explanations in English & Maori. 1986. 67p-illus. $5 Traditional stories from the Northern Gilberts. Ten Tiroba. 22 stories in English. 1989. 111p-glsry. ISBN 982-02-0056-3. $8 The Wisdom of Fiji. Eci Kikau. Proverbs in Fijian reflecting daily life from discipline to status to story-telling. Explanations in English. 1981. 72p-illus. $4 Short StoriesThe Black Messiah. Fijian Joseph C. Veramu. 1989. 194p. ISBN 982-02-0046-6. $12 The Celebration. Fiji Indian Raymond Pillai. 1980, reprtd 1991. 115p. $5 The Confession and Other Stories. Solomon Islander Julian Maka'a. 1985, reprtd 1987. 59p-illus. $4 If I Live. see p.15 Lifetimes. Bryan Mellonie. A beautiful way to explain life & death to children. 40p-colour illus.
Mana. see p.19 Nei Ikuiku Ma Ana Karaki. I-Kiribati Tekarei Tibwere Russell. 1979, reprtd 1994. Stories in Kiribati language. 44p-illus. ISBN 982-02-0097-0. $4 Solomons. see p.18 Suremada. Solomon Islander Rexford Orotaloa. 1989. 72p. ISBN 982-02-0026-1. $8 They Came for Sandalwood. see p.7 Tovolea. Unaisi Seru & 3 others; ed. Asesela Ravuvu. In Fijian. 1974, reprtd 1989. 80p-illus. ISBN 982-02-0054-7. $5 Uvipira (Roots in a Season). Solomon Islander Celo Kulaghoe. 1991. 43p. $5 NovelsThe Girl in the Moon Circle. Sia Figiel. Samoan life and events as seen through the eyes of a ten-year-old girl. 1996. 134p. ISBN 982-02-0125-X. $7 Moving Through the Streets. Joseph C Veramu. Veramu's language is colloquial, realistic. The action is quick, the dialogue quicker still. The book offers insight into the life-styles, pressures, and temptations of teenagers in Suva. 1994. 186p. ISBN 982-02-0098-9. $8 Vaka: Saga of a Polynesian Canoe. Tom Davis, Pa Tuterangi Ariki. A historical novel - 300 years' voyaging of a canoe by Davis's forebears, as told in their traditions. Trade, communications, languages, social structures, cyclical over-population, struggles for power & territory in Polynesian history. 1992. 346p-illus-genealogies-idx. ISBN 982-01-0120-4. $24 PoetryBamboo Leaves. Ni-Vanuatu Sam Ngwele. 1989. 60p. $5 Black Stone. Ni-Vanuatu Grace Mera Molisa. 1983, reprtd 1991. 68p. $5 Black Stone II. Ni-Vanuatu Grace Mera Molisa. 1989. 37p. $5 Blue Rain. W.Samoan Ruperake Petaia. 1980, 2d prtg 1991. 34p. $4 Civilized Girl. Solomon Islander Jully Sipolo. 1986, reprtd 1991, 1997. 28p-illus. $5 Dreams of a Rainbow. Cook Islander Kauraka Kauraka. 1987. 98p-illus. ISBN 982-01-0022-4. $7 Hingano. Tongan Konai Helu Thaman. 1987, reprtd 1991. 88p-illus. ISBN 982-01-0021-6. $7 Kakala. Tongan Konai Helu Thaman. 1993, rprtd 1995. 104p-illus-glsry. ISBN 982-02-0085-7. $10 Korero. Cook Islander Makiuti Tongia. 1977, 2d prtg 1991. 31p. $4 Langakali. Tongan Konai Helu Thaman. 1981, reprtd 1991. 36p-illus. $4 Looking Down at Waves. W.Samoan Sano Malifa. 1975, reprtd 1991. 61p. $5 Lomo'ha I am, in Spirit's Voice I Call. Maori Steven Edmund Winduo. 1991. 50p-illus. $7 Lost Reality. Western Samoan Fepai F.S. Kolia. 1988. 76p. $7 Mana. see p.19 Manakonako: Reflections. Cook Islander Kauraka Kauraka. In Maori & English. 1992. 107p-illus. ISBN 0-908959-01-X. $12 Mi Mere. Jully Sipolo & 10 other Solomon Islands women. 1983, reprtd 1991. 147p-iIlus. $8 Opening Doors. Maori Evelyn Putuawa-Nathan. 1979. 31p. $2 Pinnacles. Samoan Makerita Va`ai. 1993. 68p-illus-glsry. ISBN 982-02-0086-5. $7 Poèmes du Pacifique au feminin. En français. Afu Billy et 15 d'autres. 1983. 50p. $4 Poètes du Pacifique en colère. En français. Konai Helu Thaman et 26 d'autres. 1983, reprtd 1991. 60p. $5 Praying Parents. Solomon Islander Jully Sipolo. 1986, reprtd 1991. 39p-illus. $5 Raetemaot: Creative Writing from Solomon Islands. Various writers. Solomon Island Writers Association. Jully Makini & 42 other writers. Julian Maka'a, Hilda Kii, Linda Crowl, eds. Poetry, chants and short stories. 1996. 165p-ill. ISBN 982-02-0122-5. $22 Raindrops. Solomon Islander Celestine Kulaghoe. Fully illustrated by Solomon Islander Frederick Butafa. 1998. 60p-ill. ISBN 982-02-0132-2. $?? Return to Havaiki. Cook Islander Kauraka Kauraka. In Maori & English. 1985, reprtd 1991. 72p-illus. $5 Searching for Nei Nim`anoa. Teresia Kieuea Teaiwa. A Banaban-Black American brought up in Fiji. 1995. 94p-illus-glsry. ISBN 982-02-0113-6. $12 Some Modern Poetry. ed. Albert Wendt.
Te Rau Maire. Makerita Va`ai & other creative writers. Collection launched at the 6th Festival of Pacific Arts in Rarotonga. 1992. 168p-illus. ISBN 982-220-005-6. $16 Where Leaves Had Fallen. Solomon Islander Celo Kulaghoe. With teachers' guide. 1980, 1984, rev 1991. 95p-illus. $8 You, the choice of my parents. Tongan Konai Helu Thaman. 1974, reprtd 1978, 1980, 1985, 1992. 23p. $4 DramaDon't cry Mama. Rotuman Vilsoni (Tausie) Hereniko. 1977, reprtd 1978, 1986, 1991. 32p. $5 I native no more. Fijian Jo Nacola. 1976. 48p. $4 Last Virgin in Paradise. Vilsoni Hereniko & Teresia Teaiwa. 1993. 82p-illus. ISBN 982-02-0084-9. $8 Mana. see p.19 The Monster and Other Plays. Rotuman Vilsoni Hereniko. 1989. 120p-illus. ISBN 982-02-0028-8. $7 Solomons. see p.18 Two Plays: A Child for Iva, Sera's Choice. Rotuman Vilsoni Hereniko. 1987, 1991, rev 1995. 165p. ISBN 982-02-0109-8. $12 Journals Pacific Islands Communication Journal.
Pacific Perspective.
5:1 Conferences, Guam, USP. $8 5:2 Solomons, environment, New Zealand, tax incentives. $8 6:1 Int'l organizations, aid, tourism, Nagriamel, development. $8
8:1 Kiribati, New Hebrides, New Caledonia, Fiji, Cooks. $8 8:2 Women, W.Samoa, New Hebrides, Solomons, Kiribati, Irian Jaya. $8 9:1 Pacific Cultures: Past, Present and Future. $8 9:2 Law and Politics. $8 10:1 Communication and Development. $8 10:2 Politics, land, basic needs, urbanization. $8 11:1 Regional Cooperation. $8 11:2 Pacific Women on the Move. $8 13:1 Rethinking Pacific Constitutions. $8 13:2 Further Thoughts on Pacific Constitutions. $8 14:1 South East Asia and the Pacific Islands. $8
Mana. All illustrated. The Mana Annual of Creative Writing, 1973. $7 Third mana annual of creative writing, 1974. $7
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