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    "Twelve Days at Nuku Hiva: Russian Encounters and Mutiny in the South Pacific" by Elena Govor

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    "Twelve Days at Nuku Hiva: Russian Encounters and Mutiny in the South Pacific" by Elena Govor

    "Twelve Days at Nuku Hiva: Russian Encounters and Mutiny in the South Pacific" by Elena Govor
    PACIFIC HISTORY
    University of Hawai‘i Press | 2010 | ISBN: 0824833686 9780824833688 | 320 pages | PDF | 6 M

    This book emerged from a research project, ‘Tatau/tattoo: Embodied art and cultural exchange’, funded by the Getty Grant Program (2002–2004), which provided the initial support for the search for forgotten Russian documentation on the first Russian expedition in the South Pacific.


    Contents
    Acknowledgments
    Note on Spelling and Translations
    Part I: From Russia to Nuku Hiva
    The Broken Icon
    Noah's Ark—the Men Aboard
    The Naval Officers
    Surgeons, Naturalists, and the Scientific Program
    Nikolai Rezanov and the Russian Embassy to Japan
    A Russian La Perouse, a Russian Cook
    No God but the Sails
    In Search of Discoveries and Fame
    Part II: Nuku Hiva
    Sighting the Other: Expectations and Apprehensions
    DAY 1. Encounter. 25 April (7 May) 1804
    ‘I had the honor of Being an English man'
    'Children of nature in all their beauty'
    Barter without'Freedom of Trade'
    ‘Bonjour': Enter Monsieur Kabris
    Kiatonui Tapega, the King of the Valley
    Night Pleasures, Expected and Unexpected
    DAY 2. Discovery. 26 April (8 May) 1804
    The Naturalist's Gaze, the Royal Gaze
    A Visit to Kiatonui, Taboo, and Local Protocol
    Discovering the Social Structure of Nuku Hiva
    Individuals behind the 'National Physiognomy'
    Water, Wood, and Communication
    Gifts and Misunderstandings
    DAY 3. Immersion. 27 April (9 May) 1804
    The Neva at Ha'atuatua Bay
    Ma'uhau, the Firemaker to the King
    The Marquesan Body and Eroticism
    Speaking of the Unspeakable
    'Cannibal Dances'
    Postscript: Count Tolstoy and His Ape
    DAY 4. Tattooing. 28 April (10 May) 1804
    The Neva Arrives at Taiohae
    Free Trade
    Tepootu, Tatovka, Tattoo
    ‘The tattooist has the upper hand on the ship'
    DAY 5. Heresy. 29 April (11 May) 1804
    The Neva at Taiohae
    The Discovery of Hakatea Bay—Intermezzo
    Shemelin's Party on Shore and ‘the Man of Nature'
    DAY 6 Tension. 30 April (12 May) 1804
    Barter and Laughter
    War or Peace?
    Dikie, Wilden, and Zeika Zeika
    DAY 7 Temptations. 1/13 May 1804
    A New Visit to Kiatonui
    The Goddess of the Bay
    A Visit to a Morai
    Etna, Tau'a, and the Possessed
    Temptations of One Sort…
    … and of Another
    DAY 8 Catharsis. 2/14 May 1804
    A Visit to the Neva by ‘Royal' Females
    Iron Hoops and Native Hogs
    Barter or Trade?
    The Russian Revolt
    Postscript to Day 8
    DAY 9 Dislocation. 3/15 May 1804
    Port L.
    Hakaui Valley
    Crossing the Mountains
    Felicite's Story
    DAYS 10-12 Parting4/16—6/18 May 1804
    Preparing to Sail
    Treacherous Bay. Treacherous People
    Warping, and the Last Visitors
    Departure, Tears, and Joys
    Part III: From Nuku Hiva to Russia
    Epilogue: Nuku Hiva Revisited
    Notes
    Bibliography
    Archival Materials
    Australia
    Estonia
    France
    Germany
    Russia
    Switzerland
    United States
    Primary Printed Materials
    Secondary Sources
    Index
    About the Author
    with TOC BookMarkLinks