Georgina Stewart

About the Author

Georgina Stewart is a scholar of Māori philosophy and indigenous knowledge systems, deeply rooted in the cultural landscapes of Aotearoa New Zealand. As a member of Te Rarawa and Ngāpuhi iwi, she brings an authentic voice to her explorations of traditional Māori thought, bridging ancient wisdom with contemporary global dialogues. Her work challenges Western philosophical paradigms by highlighting the holistic, relational perspectives inherent in indigenous worldviews. Stewart's research emphasizes the importance of place-based learning and cultural sovereignty, making complex ideas accessible to diverse audiences. Through her writing, she advocates for the recognition of Māori epistemologies in academic and public spheres, fostering greater understanding and respect for indigenous intellectual traditions.