

The 2024 Alan Saunders Lecture: Krushil Watene
Oct 17, 2024
In this enlightening talk, Krushil Watene, a Peter Krauss Associate Professor in Philosophy at the University of Auckland, dives into the rich world of Māori philosophy, exploring concepts like whakapapa and its role in nurturing intergenerational justice. She discusses the importance of interconnectedness across cultures and time, showcasing how indigenous philosophies can guide environmental stewardship and social cohesion. Watene also emphasizes the need for healing historical injustices and empowering communities, advocating for innovative approaches to achieve a more just and sustainable future.
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1 2 3 4 5 6
Intro
00:00 • 4min
Exploring Māori Philosophy and the Concept of Whakapapa
04:23 • 3min
Interconnected Indigenous Philosophies
06:57 • 9min
Intergenerational Connections and Temporal Philosophy
15:35 • 3min
Cultural Identity Through Language and Storytelling
18:09 • 3min
Healing Historical Injustices through Indigenous Wisdom
21:05 • 21min