Displacing Natives: The Rhetorical Production of Hawai'i (Pacific Formations, Global Relations in Asian and Pacific Perspectives)
by Houston Wood
Displacing Natives explores how rhetoric has contributed to the production of Hawai‘i and the displacement of its Native people. Framed through Pacific formations and global relations in Asian and Pacific perspectives, this scholarly work offers a focused resource for readers of Hawaiian, Pacific, and cultural studies.
About This Book
Displacing Natives examines the rhetorical production of Hawai‘i and its relationship to the displacement of Native Hawaiians.
The book places Hawai‘i within broader Pacific formations and global relations, drawing attention to connections between local histories and wider regional perspectives.
It is suited to readers interested in Native Hawaiian studies, rhetoric, Pacific studies, and the cultural and political dimensions of displacement.
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