Te Kawa a Māui – School of Māori Studies

MAOR-222 – Te Aukorimiha, Te Auripomiha o te Reo/The Social and Political Development of the Maori Language

Points:20Prerequisites:36 pts from MAOR 100-199 including 18 pts in Maori language or equivalent
Faculty:Humanities & Soc ScCorequisites:None
School:Te Kawa a MauiRestrictions:None

This course examines the history of the Maori language from before European contact to the present, with the aim of establishing how the language reached its present state. The course also focuses on current issues relating to language loss and revitalisation. 100% internal assessment.

Tuition Fees

2013: domestic $786.00     international $3,475.00

Set Text

Te Kawa a Māui. MAOR 222 Student Notes. Wellington: Victoria University.

Recommended Reading

Te Kawa a Māui Te Ara Poutama, 2012. Wellington: Victoria University. See Blackboard and/or the School's website for a downloadable version of this guide.

Trimester 2 2013

* indicates instructor is the course coordinator.

CRNFrom/ToDaysTimeBuilding [Campus]RoomInstructor
2042 15 Jul – 20 Oct 2013Mon, Wed1100 - 1150Murphy [Kelburn]LT102Winifred Bauer
15 Jul – 20 Oct 2013Fri1100 - 1150Murphy [Kelburn]LT101

Course Outline Information

For FHSS and NZSM course outlines (current and previous years), please refer to the Course Outlines page on the FHSS website.