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Georgina Tuari Stewart is Professor of Māori Philosophy of Education at Auckland University of Technology Her research contributes to the debate between science and Maori knowledge, a local form of a global discussion about the role of Indigenous knowledge in science, in the face of looming environmental multi-crises.
In this podcast we talk about the Maori concept ,whakaapa a spiral vs. a lineair concept of time, what gets lost in translation and how to educate in a way that does justice to Maori and other indigenous cultures. We discuss her latest book: Maori Philosophy. Indigenous Thinking from Aotearoa, Bloomsbury, 2021.
Host: Renate Schepen | Podcast producer and music: Frits de Beer | Tekening: Elisabeth Aalbrink | Margot de Zeeuw and Gwen Ras enabled the meeting with Georgina Tuari Stuart and made this podcast possible.
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