Peter Cleave
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 139059 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Peter Cleave |
| PRENOMES | Peter |
| SOBRENOME | Cleave |
| ASSINATURA | CLEAVE P |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Oxford |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 33 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 33 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1986 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
Rangahau Pae Iti Kahurangi
1-45 videos on research. Open PDF to access the links
Postscript
There has been a ruling in December 2021 by the High Court in New Zealand that data to do with vaccination be given over by the Ministry of Health to the Whānau Ora Commissioning Agency. The present article, Ngā Pakanga Maramara, The Data Wars, forms a Postscript to Maramara me te Iwi, Data and the Indigenous Group, an earlier paper in tekaharoa.com and takes the argument therein to a consideration of this ruling and the context involved. A simil…
Maramara me te Iwi Taketake
This paper considers Indigenous groups and data. The paper begins with fifteen assorted questions which are addressed in various ways in the next two sections. The second section is a review of ‘Indigenous Data Sovereignty’ a collection by Kukutai and Taylor of 2016. This collection is seen as an excellent statement of the position of the Indigenous group regarding data and each chapter is reviewed in several paragraphs. Beginning with Kukutai an…
Two Suns? Data, Algorithms, Spaces and Techno Feudalism
A main thread in the Two Suns? series might be summed up as follows. There are several spaces or forms of space involved; territorial space, outer space, cyberspace and living space, And there is data to be found and owned in each of these spaces. That data may be processed using algorithms in each space and across all spaces. With such a thread in mind one argument in the Two Suns? series so far and going forward is as Data, Algorithms, Spaces, …
Two Suns? Data Doppelgangers and the Construction of the Digital Self
Earlier the idea that we might be looking at techno feudalism was advanced and Bleuca makes a comparable point above. Are the spaces outlined here the bondage context for the new feudalism, the new political economy which is a version of the political economy found in feudalism? Or are we looking at a new animal, something we are not sure how to describe
Two Suns? The Algorithmic State
What follows is a history of cultural blindness. We might need to consider our historiography, the culture we find in the past, if you like, and the need to now reconstitute and re-frame that sense of history making the development of robotics and machine learning more central. Over in a usually forgotten corner there is a history of machines that may throw light on where we find ourselves today and in this section there is a consideration of tha…
Two Suns? The Algorithmic State
The argument in the last part of the Two Suns? series was summed up as follows. There are several spaces or forms of space involved; territorial space, outer space, cyberspace and living space, And there is data to be found and owned in each of these spaces. That data may be processed using algorithms in each space and across all spaces. The argument has been developed as follows. In Part One, the bones, at least some of them, of the argument in …
Two Suns? The State of Amazon? Bezonomics, market control and the algorithmic state
Why do people vote? What do they need? The book Bezonomics by Brian Dumaine has got me back to thinking about such questions. People might vote for better quality of life and Amazon, the company founded by Bezos might now be supplying this according to what people like. Amazon offers options to prefer across their lives
Of Kings and Cobots
In the previous paper and video presentation a consideration of Amazon as a market place of some authority was made. The primary source there and in the course of this series is Brian Dumaine’s book Bezonomics (Dumaine 2020). I want to acknowledge that influence especially for matters of fact here. In this series I have put my own construction on an extremely good compilation of detail on Amazon by Dumaine. Other figures are cited when the source…
The Data of Nations
’This is a long term play. The idea is that in the future there is no human interaction. There is just a machine that knows you and what you’re asking and what you like.’ Marc Lore cited by Dumaine p 191 Executive Vice-President Margrethe Vestager, in charge of competition policy, said: ‘We must ensure that dual role platforms with market power, such as Amazon, do not distort competition. Data on the activity of third party sellers should not be …
Gilding the Algorithm
So far we have considered terms like ‘Day One’ and ‘flywheel’, we have looked at multipliers and I have suggested the term ‘the algorithmic state’. Here I am suggesting that this is like the Gilded Age of the late nineteenth century in the USA but multiplied. Where in the Gilded Age there were essentially single activity entities like railroads Amazon is now operating in multiple dimensions, the algorithms working to take the entity into more and…
Kei Hea Te Reo? Where is the Language
Ko te patai e whaingia nei ko ‘Kei hea te reo?’. E tika ana pea kia pataingia hokitia, ‘He aha te reo?’ The question is ‘Where is the reo?’ It is also appropriate perhaps to ask ‘What is the reo?’ E ai ki te marearea ko te reo Maaori, he momo reo mai i a Raiaatea, mai i Te Moana nui a Kiwa. Kia whakakuitihia teenei, he reo mai i Te Moana nui a Kiwa ki te Raawhiti, he reo wheenaa i teenaa ki a Rarotonga, Hawaii, Rapa Nui me ngaa moutere ki waaenga…
Ramarama, Ruatahuna, Oxford, Jerusalem
Introduction He koorero timata He koorero teenei moo ooku wheako i Tipene Kura ki Ramarama, ki Ruataahuna i te Urewera, ki Hiruhaarama i Israel/Palestine, ki te Whare Waananga o Oxford hoki i te tau 1972 ki 1977. He koorero hoki teenei moo tooku tuutakihanga i eetahi taangata tae hoki raa ki a Hoani Rangihau. I talk below about my experiences at St Stephens School at Ramarama/Bombay, in Ruataahuna, in Jerusalem in Israel Palestine and at Oxford U…
Matariki 2010
The purpose of this article is to examine various aspects of Matariki, with a focus on the way in which it was commemorated at Te Papa Museum in 2010 through dance performances
Kowhiti 2015
Introduction to the Special Edition of Kowhiti edited by Dr Peter Cleave
He whakaaro moo te reo Maaori
This paper considers the language from several points of view including leadership, identity and literacy. Attention is given to possibilities for language development, recent literature and future emphases. Contents 1 Background 2 Homes and Locales 3 Language leadership and direction 4 Identity and Property 5 Literacy 6 Language Leaps 7 Concluding comments Bibliography
Memory, body and dance
Distinguishing dance from movement may be a matter of state of mind, of invested meaning. Dance in English seems easy to define but when we get to phrases like 'the dance of desire' or 'we were lead on a merry dance' and when we try and untangle dance from stance or, in some cases, trance and the dance of an eyebrow or a look we need to carefully describe what is going on
Recent Literature on Dance and Identity
Cleave's article dicusses recent literature on dance and identity
Te Turanga mo Mana 2
The second of a series of interviews of Peter Cleave in te reo Māori
Te Turanga mo Mana
The first of a series of interviews of Peter Cleave in te reo Māori
Standing for Mana 4
The fourth of a series of interviews of Peter Cleave
Standing for Mana 1
The first of a series of interviews of Peter Cleave
Te Turanga mo Mana 3
The third of a series of interviews of Peter Cleave in te reo Māori
Te Turanga mo Mana 4
The last of a series of interviews of Peter Cleave in te reo Māori
Koowhiti
This Special Collection of essays, photographs and links is a consideration of Maori Contemporarydance. The examples chosen from this field are two performances of Koowhiti, a festival of contemporary Maori dance in Wellington in 2010 and 2011. Following the description of these events there are a series of essays on some of the contributors. These include Dance Biographies of the principals in Koowhiti Productions, a discussion of aerial dance, …
Sem obras proeminentes nesta página.
Language and authority in the ethnic politics of New Zealand (Aotearoa)
Said, Heard, Read, Written
This article employs a multi-discipline to examine issues of Maori oral culture and its transformation into a literate culture, and from there, to a possible post literate status, particularly through more modern media such as radio and television
Starting Points? A Discussion of Contemporary Maori Society and Culture
In this article, Peter Cleave explores aspects of the revitalisation of te reo Maori in a modern context, considering social, cultural, geographic and political dimensions that affect the development of te reo
Whenua maa wai; he kootiti i eetahi koorero Land by water; a walk through some conversations
This article reviews recent literature on water and land and ways of protecting them. The intention has been to browse around that literature, to walk through one or two conversations about water and guardianship without heading for a firm conclusion. This paper tries to stay close to the work discussed without necessarily advancing a distinct argument
Te Turanga mo Mana 2
The second of a series of interviews of Peter Cleave in te reo Māori
Te Turanga mo Mana
The first of a series of interviews of Peter Cleave in te reo Māori
Standing for Mana 4
The fourth of a series of interviews of Peter Cleave
Standing for Mana 1
The first of a series of interviews of Peter Cleave
Te Turanga mo Mana 3
The third of a series of interviews of Peter Cleave in te reo Māori
Te Turanga mo Mana 4
The last of a series of interviews of Peter Cleave in te reo Māori
Koowhiti
This Special Collection of essays, photographs and links is a consideration of Maori Contemporarydance. The examples chosen from this field are two performances of Koowhiti, a festival of contemporary Maori dance in Wellington in 2010 and 2011. Following the description of these events there are a series of essays on some of the contributors. These include Dance Biographies of the principals in Koowhiti Productions, a discussion of aerial dance, …
Standing for Mana
This article examines some of the issues associated with the performance of the Mana Party in the 2011 General Election. It also tackles themes of indigenous political representation and provides personal insights into the campaign process
Standing for Mana 3
The third of a series of interviews of Peter Cleave
Standing for Mana 5
The last of a series of interviews of Peter Cleave
Standing for Mana 2
The second of a series of interviews of Peter Cleave
Recent Literature on Dance and Identity
Cleave's article dicusses recent literature on dance and identity
He whakaaro moo te reo Maaori
This paper considers the language from several points of view including leadership, identity and literacy. Attention is given to possibilities for language development, recent literature and future emphases. Contents 1 Background 2 Homes and Locales 3 Language leadership and direction 4 Identity and Property 5 Literacy 6 Language Leaps 7 Concluding comments Bibliography
Memory, body and dance
Distinguishing dance from movement may be a matter of state of mind, of invested meaning. Dance in English seems easy to define but when we get to phrases like 'the dance of desire' or 'we were lead on a merry dance' and when we try and untangle dance from stance or, in some cases, trance and the dance of an eyebrow or a look we need to carefully describe what is going on
Matariki 2010
The purpose of this article is to examine various aspects of Matariki, with a focus on the way in which it was commemorated at Te Papa Museum in 2010 through dance performances
Kowhiti 2015
Introduction to the Special Edition of Kowhiti edited by Dr Peter Cleave
Ramarama, Ruatahuna, Oxford, Jerusalem
Introduction He koorero timata He koorero teenei moo ooku wheako i Tipene Kura ki Ramarama, ki Ruataahuna i te Urewera, ki Hiruhaarama i Israel/Palestine, ki te Whare Waananga o Oxford hoki i te tau 1972 ki 1977. He koorero hoki teenei moo tooku tuutakihanga i eetahi taangata tae hoki raa ki a Hoani Rangihau. I talk below about my experiences at St Stephens School at Ramarama/Bombay, in Ruataahuna, in Jerusalem in Israel Palestine and at Oxford U…
Kei Hea Te Reo? Where is the Language
Ko te patai e whaingia nei ko ‘Kei hea te reo?’. E tika ana pea kia pataingia hokitia, ‘He aha te reo?’ The question is ‘Where is the reo?’ It is also appropriate perhaps to ask ‘What is the reo?’ E ai ki te marearea ko te reo Maaori, he momo reo mai i a Raiaatea, mai i Te Moana nui a Kiwa. Kia whakakuitihia teenei, he reo mai i Te Moana nui a Kiwa ki te Raawhiti, he reo wheenaa i teenaa ki a Rarotonga, Hawaii, Rapa Nui me ngaa moutere ki waaenga…
Two Suns? The State of Amazon? Bezonomics, market control and the algorithmic state
Why do people vote? What do they need? The book Bezonomics by Brian Dumaine has got me back to thinking about such questions. People might vote for better quality of life and Amazon, the company founded by Bezos might now be supplying this according to what people like. Amazon offers options to prefer across their lives
Of Kings and Cobots
In the previous paper and video presentation a consideration of Amazon as a market place of some authority was made. The primary source there and in the course of this series is Brian Dumaine’s book Bezonomics (Dumaine 2020). I want to acknowledge that influence especially for matters of fact here. In this series I have put my own construction on an extremely good compilation of detail on Amazon by Dumaine. Other figures are cited when the source…
The Data of Nations
’This is a long term play. The idea is that in the future there is no human interaction. There is just a machine that knows you and what you’re asking and what you like.’ Marc Lore cited by Dumaine p 191 Executive Vice-President Margrethe Vestager, in charge of competition policy, said: ‘We must ensure that dual role platforms with market power, such as Amazon, do not distort competition. Data on the activity of third party sellers should not be …
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