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Arista appeared on an episode of Matt
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and language, and not entrusted solely to engineers, coders and computer scientists who may have not been trained to a deep foundation in tradition. As such, Arista is a knowledge-keeper and contributor to “He Au Hou 1 & 2” ("A New World"), two
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Arista's research focuses on
Hawaiian governance and customary law, as well as the rules and pedagogies which structure the passing on of traditional Hawaiian knowledge. While drawing attention to the breadth of Hawaiian language textual archives, Arista's work suggests methods for how to approach
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While much of Arista's work has focused on the early nineteenth-century movement of aural-oral moʻolelo, authoritative speech, and performative literature into written and published text, she has recently shifted to the perpetuation and persistence of
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public intellectual and digital humanist, she has argued at conferences and presentations that the work of creating new modes of engagement with
Hawaiian knowledge needs to be shaped by those trained in customary and
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the complexity of
Hawaiian language by recognizing and assembling important patterns of Hawaiian discourse. Arista has also written about traditional Hawaiian mele (chants), and Hawaiian film, art and artists.
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Bacchilega, Cristina; Arista, Noelani (2007). "The
Arabian Nights in the Kuokoa, a Nineteenth-century Hawaiian Newspaper: Reflections on the Politics of Translation.". In Marzolph, Ulrich. (ed.).
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In 2015, Arista created the
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in 1986. She received both her BA (1992) and her MA (1998) in Hawaiian Religion from the Department of Religion at the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa. In 2010, she earned her
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which simplify the term as a translation of 'hello', 'goodbye', and 'I love you'. The daily entries grew to incorporate original translations of popular Hawaiian
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Arista was hired as an assistant professor in the Department of History at the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa in 2008. In 2013-14, Arista was a
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Arista, Noelani (2019). "Ka Waihona Palapala Manaleo: Research in a Time of Plenty. Colonialism and Ignoring the Hawaiian Language Archive".
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Proceedings of the Indigenous Textual Cultures Symposium, Centre for Research on Colonial Culture, University of Otago (New Zealand)
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Arista, Noelani (2018). "'Mo'olelo and Mana: The Transmission of Hawaiian History from Hawai'i to the United States, 1836–1843".
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