[DOC] [TLE] Escape-Central - I love this board, but no what I hate? [PAR] "MAORI RECEPTIONS IN NEW ZEALAND OFTEN INVOLVE HONGI, THE 
CEREMONIAL PRESSING TOGETHER OF THESE" (Feel free to... [DOC] [TLE] Mori people - Wikipedia [PAR] The Mori are the indigenous Polynesian people of New Zealand. The Mori 
originated with ... Mori people often use the term tangata whenua (literally, "
people of the land") to ..... Both of these sentiments were expressed during the 
New Zealand foreshore and ... It is also performed at tourist venues across the 
country. [DOC] [TLE] Mori culture - Wikipedia [PAR] Mori culture is the culture of the Mori of New Zealand (an Eastern Polynesian 
people) and ... Researchers often label the time from about 1280 to about 1450 
the .... Later, as Mori grew large areas of potatoes (Hongi Hika had a 40-acre 
potato .... a relatively new skill, invented in USA in the late 18th century, and 
involved... [DOC] [TLE] New Zealand Maori Culture, The Haka, New Zealand Haka [PAR] Conference  Rooms  Meeting Venues  Corporate Retreats ... New Zealand 
Maori Culture, Maori Culture in New Zealand, The Haka ... speeches by both 
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noses. The elaborate form of the traditional challenge is not often seen these 
days. [DOC] [TLE] Rangatahi Courts of Aotearoa New Zealand  an update at Mori ... [PAR] The objective of these courts is to reduce reoffending by Mori youth and to 
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Zealand. .... all of the visiting group exchange hongi (formal pressing of noses) 
with the people of ... This is because the underlying causes of the offending will 
often involve... [DOC] [TLE] marae and tribal identity in urban aotearoa/new zealand [PAR] Jul 17, 2016 ... This article examines the ceremonial courtyard called a marae, the ... To 
comprehend the dynamics involved in maintaining a Maori tribal identity within ... 
identity within Aotearoa/New Zealand, it is important to understand the ...... hongi 
(pressing of noses) with the then president of the United States, Bill. [DOC] [TLE] Decolonizing conviviality and 'becoming ordinary': cross-cultural ... [PAR] In these encounters, Mori 'difference' was the catalyst for the development of ... 
Conviviality involves both 'differentiation and overlap' (Gilroy 2006 Gilroy, ... In 
Aotearoa New Zealand, and other settler societies, white settlers and ... View all 
notes This building project brought together Mori and Pkeh ..... And we hongi
17. [DOC] [TLE] Takitaki mai: A guide to Motivational Interviewing for Maori [PAR] New York: Guilford Press and ... but also his appreciation of the New Zealand 
context and the application of MI ..... These complement MI, which creates a 
respectful and supportive counsellor- ... to weaving wairua and other elements 
together, ..... Some older styles of working with people often involved putting the 
whnau in... [DOC] [TLE] Exhibit Essay: Life Stories for New Generations: The Living Art of ... [PAR] sionaries who had entered these very homelands a ... rite as part of the opening 
ceremony welcoming the Maori delegation to the ... venues for The Eternal 
Thread and ... Waana Davis (left), Chair of Toi Maori, New Zealand's national 
Maori arts ... dream together about all the possibili ... sharing of ceremonial 
regalia and felt. [DOC] [TLE] The Festivalisation of Pacific Cultures in New Zealand - Otago ... [PAR] By comparing the history of Pacific festivals and peoples in New Zealand, I argue 
that .... together as Aotearoa New Zealand), has become increasingly used in 
both academic ... Hongi: Mori greeting by which two people press noses and 
foreheads ... often used for ceremonial purposes and known throughout the 
Pacific. [DOC] [TLE] Book Five - WordPress.com [PAR] they passed Through the Window of Time together, hand in hand. ... for 
knowledge, which has been excited among the early New Zealanders. ... Much 
may be expected from these schools: they are an inquiring people in this country; 
... Tapu and Noa remain part of the Maori culture today,

Question: Maori receptions in New Zealand often involve "hongi", the ceremonial pressing together of these
Answer: noses