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The Oceania Culture

The history of Oceania encompasses the broader history of countries such as New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Australia, Fiji, and other Pacific island nations. Among the various cultures in Oceania, I am particularly interested in the Tongan culture. The Kingdom of Tonga is situated west of the International Date Line, in the eastern part of Fiji. One aspect that sets this culture apart is that it is the only Polynesian nation that was not colonized by Europeans. Additionally, it is the only monarchy in the Pacific Ocean.

Remarkably, the absence of colonization has not hindered the development of the Tongan culture but rather has helped preserve its traditional and historical aspects. Notably, the kinship structure of Tongan society places women in a more privileged position than men, meaning that a man is outranked by his sister, regardless of their respective ages. Consequently, it is considered taboo for a brother and sister to be alone in the same room.

The cultural development of the Tongan community has piqued the interest of many researchers. Developments in the performing arts, particularly in poetry, music, and dance, have reached significant levels. The art of crafting and weapon-making is also unique among the …

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“The Oceania Culture”