"好客"、教育中的边界跨越和门槛:体现manaakitanga和whanaungatanga

IF 1.3 Q3 HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM
Noeline Wright, Sharyn Heaton
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摘要

在日常理解中,“hospitality”指的是带薪工作环境;商品和事务性任务。然而,待客之道还有更广泛的意义。它可以从文化和社会的角度来理解,无论是在交易环境中还是在交易环境之外。例如,在Māori文化知识和实践中,待客之道具有相互关系的细微差别。也许这两种观点都暗示了“待客之道”是一种“跨越边界[…]或门槛”的行为,正如Still(2013: 4)所建议的那样。关系的、互惠的、跨越边界的实践也可以推断出对尊重、善良、慷慨和和谐的仪式理解。跨越阈值是Māori知识和实践中的核心概念,也是本文探索一所新小学的好客概念和实践的核心,该小学的重点是建立关系和互惠价值的实践。在新西兰的教育背景下,待客是一种文化、社会互惠和关系实践。因此,通过对“待客之道”、“边界”和“阈值”的研究,我们希望能够阐明两者之间的联系和差异。我们通过回顾有关“好客”、“边界”和“阈值”的文献,以及有意重视whanaungatanga的一所新学校的采访数据来做到这一点。
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‘Hospitality’, boundary crossing and thresholds applied in education: Embodying manaakitanga and whanaungatanga
In everyday understanding, ‘hospitality’ refers to paid work contexts; commodities and transactional tasks. Hospitality can, however, have much broader significance. It can be understood in cultural and social terms within and beyond transactional contexts. In Māori cultural knowledge and practices for example, hospitality has reciprocal, relational nuances. Perhaps both views imply that ‘hospitality’ is an act of ‘crossing boundaries […] or thresholds’ as Still (2013: 4) suggested. Relational, reciprocal, boundary-crossing practices may also infer ritual understandings of respect, kindness, generosity and harmony. Crossing thresholds is a central concept in Māori knowledge and practices and is central to this article exploring concepts and practices of hospitality in a new primary school focused on building its practices on relational and reciprocal values. In Aotearoa New Zealand educational contexts, hospitality is a cultural, social reciprocal and relational practice. Thus, through examining ‘hospitality’, ‘borders’ and ‘thresholds’ across the boundaries of education and commerce, we hope to illuminate both connections and differences. We do so through reviewing both literature about ‘hospitality’, ‘borders’ and ‘thresholds’ and interview data from a new school intentionally valuing whanaungatanga.
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Hospitality & Society
Hospitality & Society HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM-
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