Pacific-Oceania: Grief, Loss And Violence In Ancient Mangaia,
Aotearoa And Te Waipounamu Michael P.J. Reilly, 2012 Beginning
with a discussion of the language of emotion, this paper
explores aspects of loss, grief and violence in the ancient
eastern Polynesian societies of Mangaia, in the present-day Cook
Islands, and Aotearoa and Te Waipounamu, now known as the North
and South Islands of New Zealand. The paper examines historical
documents in the vernacular languages to highlight... For the
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