@inbook{d997a2a547b44841b93d86a035d1cb36,
title = "Thinking on Islands",
abstract = "In Aotearoa/New Zealand, the old tradition for meeting the Maori is that you approach a Marae (a Maori communal sacred space and settlement) with caution to indicate your peaceful intentions. You wait at a distance but within sight. In previous ages, the warriors would caution you. If you responded in peace, a welcome would be sung by the women. These days, the warrior{\textquoteright}s warnings are largely for the dinner shows (and the Rugby world champion, “All Blacks”). ",
keywords = "Islands",
author = "Smith-Christopher, {Daniel L.}",
note = "Smith-Christopher, Daniel. “Thinking on Islands.”In Islands, Islanders, and the Bible, edited by J. Havea, M. Aymer, and S. Davidson, 207-2016. Atlanta: SBL Press, 2015.",
year = "2015",
language = "American English",
series = " Semeia studies",
publisher = "SBL Press",
number = "77",
pages = "207--216",
booktitle = "Thinking on Islands",
}