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Selected bibliography 

REFERENCE
 

TOLRON Francine,   La Nouvelle-Zélande: du duel au   duo?,   Toulouse : Presses Universitaires du  Mirail, 200, 338 p.   ISBN 2-85816-528-9 / Prix: 150F Cet ouvrage est un livre d'angliciste, dans lequel la culture britannique se trouve confrontée aux spécificités coloniales. Il présente la Nouvelle-Zélande et son histoire sous un angle culturel: il couvre l'évolution de ce pays depuis l'époque précoloniale jusqu'à nos jours, en suivant et en analysant les forces et les courants qui l'ont façonné. Fruit d'un mixage d'influences britannique et polynésienne, la Nouvelle-Zélande actuelle se dessine comme une nation unique du Pacifique sud qui cherche et trouve son identité au coeur de sa dualité historique et culturelle.

                      
          JONES, EWEN , PAWLIEZ, MYREILLE, (1998) Dictionnaire néo-zélandais-français, Paris, L’Harmattan, Paris.
          ORSMAN, HARRY, ed., (1997) The Dictionary of New Zealand English , Auckland, Oxford University Press
          STURM, TERRY, ed., (1991) The Oxford History of New Zealand Literature in English, Auckland, Oxford University Press.

HISTORY

BARKER, (Lady) ANNE, (1870) Station Life in New Zealand, Auckland, Random Century, 1991BELICH, JAMES,(1996) Making Peoples, Auckland, Allen Lane, Auckland.(1986) The New Zealand Wars and the Victorian Interpretation of Racial Conflict, Auckland, Penguin.
BROOKES, B. ed. ,(1986) Women in History : Essays on European Women in New Zealand, Wellington, Allen & Unwin.BURNS, PATRICIA,(1989) Fatal Success, a History of the New Zealand Company, Auckland, Heinemann Reed.
PORTER FRANCES, MACDONALD CHARLOTTE, ed., (1996) ‘My Hand will write what my heart dictates’, The unsettled lives of women in nineteenth- century New Zealand as revealed to sisters, family and friends, Auckland, Auckland University Press-Bridget Williams Books.
COOK, JAMES,(1893) The Explorations of Captain James Cook in the Pacific as told by selections of his own Journals, A. Grenfell Price, ed., New York, Dover Publications, 1971.
Edward Gibbon Wakefield and the Colonial Dream : a Reconsideration, (1997) , Wellington, GP Publications.
FAIRBURN, MILES, (1989) The Ideal Society and its Enemies, The Foundations of Modern New Zealand Society,- 1850-1900, Auckland, Auckland University Press. 
GRIMSHAW, PATRICIA, (1972) Women’s Suffrage in New Zealand, Auckland, Auckland University PressRICE, GEOFFREY, ed.,( 1992) The Oxford History of New Zealand, Auckland.
SIEGFRIED, ANDRÉ, (1904) La démocratie en Nouvelle-Zélande ( thèse de lettres de l’université de Paris ) Paris, Armand Colin. (1914) Democracy in New Zealand, London, G.Bell&Sons.
SIMPSON TONY, (1997) The Immigrants, The Great Migration from Britain to New Zealand, 1830-1890, Auckland, Godwit.
SINCLAIR, KEITH, ( 1959) A History of New Zealand, Auckland, Pelican.
(1990) ed., The Oxford Illustrated History of New Zealand, Auckland, Oxford University Press.
THOMSON, JOHN, MANSFIELD, ed., (1998) Farewell Colonialism, Palmerston North, Dunmore Press.
TOLRON, FRANCINE, (2000), La Nouvelle–Zélande: du duel au duo? Essai d'histoire culturelle, Presses Universitaires du Mirail.

       ALPERS, ANTONY, (1996) Maori Myths and Tribal Legends, Auckland, Longman. 
        BARLOW, CLEVE,(1991) Tikanga Whakaaro, Key Concepts in Maori Culture, Auckland, Oxford University Press.
        AWATERE, DONNA, ( 1984) Maori Sovereignty, Auckland, Broadsheet.
        BARROW, TERENCE, (1984) An Illustrated guide to Maori Art, Auckland, Reed.
        BEST, ELDSON, The Maori As He Was (1924), Wellington, A.R.Shearer, 1974. Maori Religion and Mythology (1924), Wellington, A.R. Shearer, 1982.
        BUCK, PETER ( TE RANGI HIROA ) ( 1949 ) The Coming of the Maori, Wellington.
        DUNIS , SERGE, (1984) Sans totem ni tabou, Inceste et pouvoir politique chez les Maori de Nouvelle-Zélande, Paris, Fayard.
        GREY, GEORGE, (1855) Polynesian Mythology, & Ancient Traditional History of the New Zealanders as  Furnished by their Priests and Chiefs , 
        Christchurch, Whitcombe & Tombs, 1906. 
        IRVINE, JEAN, (1995) To the Land of Light, a Saga of Kupe and Ngahue, Christchurch, Hazard Press.
        IRWIN, JAMES, (1984) An Introduction to Maori Religion, Bedford Park, South Australia, Australian Association for
        KAREKU, TIMOTI, (1993) Haka ! The Dance of a Noble People , Auckland, Reed. 
        LE CAM, GEORGES-GOULVEN, (1996) L’Australie et la Nouvelle-Zélande, Rennes, Presses Universitaires de  Rennes. (1994) Mythe et Stratégie 
        identitaire chez les Maoris de Nouvelle-Zélande, Paris L’Harmattan.
        REEVES, WILLIAM, PEMBER, (1924) The Long White Cloud, Ao Tea Roa, London, George Allen & Unwin Ltd. 
        SALMOND, ANNE, (1991) Two Worlds : First Meetings Between Maori and Europeans 1642-1772, London, Viking. (1997) Between Two Worlds : 
       Early Exchanges between Maori and Europeans, 1773-1815, Auckland, Penguin. 

TREATY OF WAITANGI ISSUES

CHRISTIE, WALTER,(1997) Treaty Issues, Christchurch, Wyvern Press, 1997.
GRAHAM, DOUGLAS,(1997) Trick or Treaty, Wellington, Institute of Policy Studies.
ORANGE, CLAUDIA, (1987) The Treaty of Waitangi, Wellington, Bridget Williams Books, 1992.
WARD, ALAN, (1973) A Show of Justice : Racial ‘Amalgamation’ in nineteenth century New Zealand , Auckland, Auckland.

CULTURE