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    The U.H. Mānoa History Department, Center for Pacific Islands Studies, and Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society are hosting a lecture by Dr. Carla Manfredi on reconstructing R.L. Stevenson's Pacific Islands photographs. Dr. Manfredi will introduce and discuss Stevenson's nearly 600 photographs from his time in the Pacific Islands, including a series on King Tembinok' of Apemama. She will also consider the methodological challenges posed by the photographs. The lecture will take place on October 5th from 12:30-2:00 pm in Sakamaki Hall A201 on the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa campus.

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    The U.H. Mānoa History Department, Center for Pacific Islands Studies, and Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society are hosting a lecture by Dr. Carla Manfredi on reconstructing R.L. Stevenson's Pacific Islands photographs. Dr. Manfredi will introduce and discuss Stevenson's nearly 600 photographs from his time in the Pacific Islands, including a series on King Tembinok' of Apemama. She will also consider the methodological challenges posed by the photographs. The lecture will take place on October 5th from 12:30-2:00 pm in Sakamaki Hall A201 on the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa campus.

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    The U.H. Mānoa History Department, Center for Pacific Islands Studies, and Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society are hosting a lecture by Dr. Carla Manfredi on reconstructing R.L. Stevenson's Pacific Islands photographs. Dr. Manfredi will introduce and discuss Stevenson's nearly 600 photographs from his time in the Pacific Islands, including a series on King Tembinok' of Apemama. She will also consider the methodological challenges posed by the photographs. The lecture will take place on October 5th from 12:30-2:00 pm in Sakamaki Hall A201 on the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa campus.

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    The U. H.

    Mnoa History Department,


    The Center for Pacific Islands Studies
    and
    The Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society
    present
    Reconstructing R. L. Stevensons Pacific Islands Photographs
    A History Forum Lecture By
    Dr. Carla Manfredi
    Visiting Post-Doctoral Scholar
    Department of History
    Monday, October 5th
    12:302:00 p.m.
    Sakamaki Hall A201
    History Department Library
    University of Hawaii at Mnoa
    Free and Open to the Public
    Dr. Manfredi, a recent graduate of Queens University in Canada, will introduce and discuss
    R. L. Stevensons extensive photography in the Pacific Islands, including the images housed
    in the archive at The Writers Museum in Edinburgh. Working with his wife and stepson
    during his final years, the famous author produced nearly 600 photographs, including a
    series depicting King Tembinok of Apemama. Dr. Manfredi will consider the images and
    also the methodological challenges that they pose.

    For further information, please contact Prof. Peter H. Hoffenberg 956-8497

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