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>> It's worth noting that Māori did not have writing Note the past tense. They did not have writing. They now do read and write in multiple languages. Nativ
by sandworm101 1y ago
>> It's worth noting that Māori did not have writing
Note the past tense. They did not have writing. They now do read and write in multiple languages. Native/aboriginal groups are not locked into what they once were. I see no reason why "maori-themed" can refer to more recent developments within that culture.
- damagednoob 1y agoI think the thrust of the point is that it's not 'traditional'.
- relaxing 1y agoHow is it not traditional?
- tyuijvhvhcfcjf 1y ago[dead]
- phyalow 1y agoExcept Mātauranga by definition refers to “TRADITIONAL” knowledge. And as OP points out this isnt it. I too feel gaslit respectfully, reading your reply and the article.