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Paperback. Condition: New. The double canoe constituted the backbone of Polynesian culture, since it enabled the Polynesians to enter and conquer the Pacific. In Tonga, a center of Polynesian navigation, two types were known: the tongiaki and the kalia. Contrary to most contributions, the author argues that the Tongans were not only the Western Pacific masters of navigation, but also of canoe designing. Typical of Polynesian canoes was the sewing technique which can be traced back to ancient India but was also practiced in Pharanoic Egypt and southern Europe. The legend of the magnetic mountain is to be viewed in this context. Oceanic navigation, which declined during the 19th century, had developed its own means of orientation at sea, including astronomy and meteorology.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The double canoe constituted the backbone of Polynesian culture, since it enabled the Polynesians to enter and conquer the Pacific. In Tonga, a center of Polynesian navigation, two types were known: the tongiaki and the kalia. Contrary to most contributions, the author argues that the Tongans were not only the Western Pacific masters of navigation, but also of canoe designing. Typical of Polynesian canoes was the sewing technique which can be traced back to ancient India but was also practiced in Pharanoic Egypt and southern Europe. The legend of the magnetic mountain is to be viewed in this context. Oceanic navigation, which declined during the 19th century, had developed its own means of orientation at sea, including astronomy and meteorology. The double canoe constituted the backbone of Polynesian culture, since it enabled the Polynesians to enter and conquer the Pacific. In Tonga two types were known: the tongiaki and the kalia. Contrary to most contributions, the author argues that the Tongans were not only the Western Pacific masters of navigation, but also of canoe designing. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Es geht um die Rolle, die Deutschland im Pazifik gespielt hat. Einmal, durch seine Reisenden und Gelehrten, z.B. die Forsters, von Chamisso, Langsdorff, dann durch seine Romanschriftsteller, die wenigstens eins ihrer Werke im Pazifik angesiedelt haben, z.B. Karl May und Norbert Jacques. Sodann durch die Tätigkeit von Handelsunternehmen, die in die Schaffung von Kolonien mündeten, deren Verwaltungen die jeweiligen Länder prägten.Die zentrale Frage ist: Waren diese Deutschen in ihrer repräsentativen Mehrheit durch rassistische Voreingenommenheiten oder Besessenheiten geprägt Die Dezember-2007 -Ausgabe des Journal of Pacific History geht von dieser These aus. Suren versucht zu zeigen, dass die Substantiierung dieser Sicht in den betreffenden Beiträgen völlig unzureichend ist und macht am Beispiel Samoas anhand von Zitaten wahrscheinlich, dass die deutschen Kolonien im Pazifik nicht vom Rassismus geprägt waren - anders als etwa Britisch-Indien oder Britisch-Fiji. Auch der bedeutende Ethnologe Paul Hambruch wird gegen derartige Vorwürfe verteidigt. Zudem wird Hambruchs angebliche Verbundenheit mit dem Nationalsozialismus, wie sie Hans Fischer in einem Buch suggeriert hat, in Frage gestellt.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - The double canoe constituted the backbone of Polynesian culture, since it enabled the Polynesians to enter and conquer the Pacific. In Tonga, a center of Polynesian navigation, two types were known: the tongiaki and the kalia. Contrary to most contributions, the author argues that the Tongans were not only the Western Pacific masters of navigation, but also of canoe designing. Typical of Polynesian canoes was the sewing technique which can be traced back to ancient India but was also practiced in Pharanoic Egypt and southern Europe. The legend of the magnetic mountain is to be viewed in this context. Oceanic navigation, which declined during the 19th century, had developed its own means of orientation at sea, including astronomy and meteorology.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. The Tongan Double Canoes | Peter Suren | Taschenbuch | Kartoniert / Broschiert | Englisch | 2018 | Peter Lang | EAN 9783631745526 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Lang, Peter GmbH, Gontardstr. 11, 10178 Berlin, r[dot]boehm-korff[at]peterlang[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The double canoe constituted the backbone of Polynesian culture, since it enabled the Polynesians to enter and conquer the Pacific. In Tonga, a center of Polynesian navigation, two types were known: the tongiaki and the kalia. Contrary to most contributions, the author argues that the Tongans were not only the Western Pacific masters of navigation, but also of canoe designing. Typical of Polynesian canoes was the sewing technique which can be traced back to ancient India but was also practiced in Pharanoic Egypt and southern Europe. The legend of the magnetic mountain is to be viewed in this context. Oceanic navigation, which declined during the 19th century, had developed its own means of orientation at sea, including astronomy and meteorology. The double canoe constituted the backbone of Polynesian culture, since it enabled the Polynesians to enter and conquer the Pacific. In Tonga two types were known: the tongiaki and the kalia. Contrary to most contributions, the author argues that the Tongans were not only the Western Pacific masters of navigation, but also of canoe designing. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: New. The double canoe constituted the backbone of Polynesian culture, since it enabled the Polynesians to enter and conquer the Pacific. In Tonga, a center of Polynesian navigation, two types were known: the tongiaki and the kalia. Contrary to most contributions, the author argues that the Tongans were not only the Western Pacific masters of navigation, but also of canoe designing. Typical of Polynesian canoes was the sewing technique which can be traced back to ancient India but was also practiced in Pharanoic Egypt and southern Europe. The legend of the magnetic mountain is to be viewed in this context. Oceanic navigation, which declined during the 19th century, had developed its own means of orientation at sea, including astronomy and meteorology.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Es geht um die Rolle, die Deutschland im Pazifik gespielt hat. Einmal, durch seine Reisenden und Gelehrten, z.B. die Forsters, von Chamisso, Langsdorff, dann durch seine Romanschriftsteller, die wenigstens eins ihrer Werke im Pazifik angesiedelt haben, z.B. Karl May und Norbert Jacques. Sodann durch die Tätigkeit von Handelsunternehmen, die in die Schaffung von Kolonien mündeten, deren Verwaltungen die jeweiligen Länder prägten.Die zentrale Frage ist: Waren diese Deutschen in ihrer repräsentativen Mehrheit durch rassistische Voreingenommenheiten oder Besessenheiten geprägt Die Dezember-2007 -Ausgabe des Journal of Pacific History geht von dieser These aus. Suren versucht zu zeigen, dass die Substantiierung dieser Sicht in den betreffenden Beiträgen völlig unzureichend ist und macht am Beispiel Samoas anhand von Zitaten wahrscheinlich, dass die deutschen Kolonien im Pazifik nicht vom Rassismus geprägt waren - anders als etwa Britisch-Indien oder Britisch-Fiji. Auch der bedeutende Ethnologe Paul Hambruch wird gegen derartige Vorwürfe verteidigt. Zudem wird Hambruchs angebliche Verbundenheit mit dem Nationalsozialismus, wie sie Hans Fischer in einem Buch suggeriert hat, in Frage gestellt. 56 pp. Englisch.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -The double canoe constituted the backbone of Polynesian culture, since it enabled the Polynesians to enter and conquer the Pacific. In Tonga, a center of Polynesian navigation, two types were known: the tongiaki and the kalia. Contrary to most contributions, the author argues that the Tongans were not only the Western Pacific masters of navigation, but also of canoe designing. Typical of Polynesian canoes was the sewing technique which can be traced back to ancient India but was also practiced in Pharanoic Egypt and southern Europe. The legend of the magnetic mountain is to be viewed in this context. Oceanic navigation, which declined during the 19th century, had developed its own means of orientation at sea, including astronomy and meteorology. 178 pp. Englisch.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -The double canoe constituted the backbone of Polynesian culture, since it enabled the Polynesians to enter and conquer the Pacific. In Tonga, a center of Polynesian navigation, two types were known: the tongiaki and the kalia. Contrary to most contributions, the author argues that the Tongans were not only the Western Pacific masters of navigation, but also of canoe designing. Typical of Polynesian canoes was the sewing technique which can be traced back to ancient India but was also practiced in Pharanoic Egypt and southern Europe. The legend of the magnetic mountain is to be viewed in this context. Oceanic navigation, which declined during the 19th century, had developed its own means of orientation at sea, including astronomy and meteorology.Lang, Peter GmbH, Gontardstraße 11, 10178 Berlin 178 pp. Englisch.