Cultural Relativism and Academic Freedom within the Universities of New Zealand

Keywords

Ethnocentrism, Cultural relativism, Relativism, Epistemology, Sociology

References

• The Woven Universe: Selected Writings Of Rev. Māori MarsdenMāori. Marsden, Te Ahukaramū Charles Royal — 2003
• Polynesian voyagers : The Maori as a deep-sea navigator, explorer, and colonizerE. A. Best — 1954
• The Ethics of EthnocentrismIvan Strenski — 1995
• Some Further Comments on Cultural Relativism1Melville J. Herskovits — 1958
• Mentoring Māori within a Pākehā frameworkG. Raumati Hook, Lynne Parehaereone Raumati — 2007
• trAnsForminG sCienCe: How our struCtures Limit innovAtionHelen Moewaka Barnes — 2006
• Human DiversityCristi Ford — 1959

Cited by

• Nga haerenga - the bumpy road to research insightMelinda Webber — 2009
• The multiple selves and realities of a Maori researcherMelinda Webber — 2009
• Rethinking Māori academic development in New Zealand universitiesMeegan Hall — 2014
• He pī, ka rere: Māori Early Career Academics in New Zealand UniversitiesMeegan Hall, K. Sutherland — 2018

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