Hawaiian Culture and the Impact of Western Contact
( 30 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Hawaiian Culture
Overview of Hawaiian history, geography, and cultural context

Module #2
Ancient Hawaiian Society
Organization of ancient Hawaiian society, including alii, kahuna, and commoners

Module #3
Traditional Hawaiian Spirituality
Exploration of Hawaiian beliefs, rituals, and religious practices

Module #4
Hawaiian Language and Literature
Introduction to the Hawaiian language, including grammar, vocabulary, and traditional literature

Module #5
Hawaiian Arts and Crafts
Overview of traditional Hawaiian arts, including kapa making, tattooing, and woodcarving

Module #6
Early Western Contact:Captain Cook and the Age of Exploration
Examination of the first Western contact with Hawaii, including the arrival of Captain James Cook

Module #7
The Kingdom of Hawaii:Kamehameha and Unification
Discussion of the unification of the Hawaiian Islands under Kamehameha I

Module #8
Christianity and the Missionary Era
Impact of Christian missionaries on Hawaiian culture and society

Module #9
The Overthrow of the Kingdom of Hawaii
Examination of the events leading to the overthrow of the Kingdom of Hawaii in 1893

Module #10
Hawaiian annexation and the rise of sugar plantations
Discussion of the economic and social changes brought about by the annexation of Hawaii and the rise of sugar plantations

Module #11
Native Hawaiian Diaspora
Exploration of the impact of migration and diaspora on Native Hawaiian identity and culture

Module #12
Hawaiian Language and Cultural Revitalization
Examination of efforts to revitalize the Hawaiian language and cultural practices

Module #13
Hawaiian Sovereignty and Self-Determination
Discussion of the ongoing struggle for Hawaiian sovereignty and self-determination

Module #14
Tourism and the Commodification of Hawaiian Culture
Critical examination of the impact of tourism on Hawaiian culture and identity

Module #15
Environmental Activism and Conservation in Hawaii
Exploration of environmental issues in Hawaii, including conservation efforts and activist movements

Module #16
Native Hawaiian women and their roles in society
Examination of the roles and experiences of Native Hawaiian women, including their contributions to cultural preservation and social change

Module #17
Hawaiian Cultural Identity in the 21st Century
Discussion of the complexities and nuances of Hawaiian cultural identity in the modern era

Module #18
Hawaiian Studies:Methodologies and Approaches
Examination of approaches and methodologies in Hawaiian Studies, including decolonization and indigenization

Module #19
Hawaiian Epistemologies and Ways of Knowing
Exploration of traditional Hawaiian ways of knowing and understanding the world

Module #20
Case Studies in Hawaiian Cultural Preservation
In-depth examination of successful cultural preservation projects and initiatives in Hawaii

Module #21
Contemporary Issues in Hawaiian Society
Discussion of current social and political issues affecting Native Hawaiians, including health disparities and education

Module #22
Hawaiian Cultural Heritage and the Digital Age
Exploration of the intersection of technology and cultural heritage in Hawaii

Module #23
Collaborations and Partnerships in Hawaiian Cultural Preservation
Examination of successful collaborations and partnerships in cultural preservation and revitalization

Module #24
Evaluating Cultural Sensitivity and Authenticity in Hawaiian Cultural Representation
Critical examination of cultural sensitivity and authenticity in representations of Hawaiian culture

Module #25
Hawaiian Cultural Education and Pedagogy
Discussion of approaches to teaching and learning about Hawaiian culture

Module #26
Museum and Gallery Exhibitions of Hawaiian Cultural Artifacts
Examination of the display and interpretation of Hawaiian cultural artifacts in museums and galleries

Module #27
Hawaiian Cultural Foodways and Culinary Practices
Exploration of traditional Hawaiian foodways and culinary practices

Module #28
Hawaiian Music, Dance, and Performance
Examination of traditional and contemporary Hawaiian music, dance, and performance

Module #29
Cultural Exchange and Collaboration in Hawaiian Studies
Discussion of cultural exchange and collaboration in Hawaiian Studies, including international partnerships

Module #30
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Hawaiian Culture and the Impact of Western Contact career

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Hawaiian Culture and the Impact of Western Contact ( 30 Modules )

Hawaiian Culture and the Impact of Western Contact
( 30 Modules )