Senior Theses
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Publication Date
5-29-2020
Document Type
Thesis (Linfield Access)
Degree Name
Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing
Department
English
Faculty Advisor(s)
Anna Keesey
Subject Categories
Creative Writing | Nonfiction
Abstract
This creative writing thesis contains memoir writing by Tiani Kaneakua. It involves themes of identity as a Native Hawaiian/White/Asian mixed person, the culture in which Kaneakua grew up, family, death, and grief.
- Hawai'i
- Scot and Maile
- Death in the Ohana
- Hapa Haole (ha-pa how-lee)
- Tita (tee-tuh)
- Uncle Carlos
- Kaneakua
- Tiani Kewai
Recommended Citation
Kaneakua, Tiani, "The Paradise People" (2020). Senior Theses. 31.
https://digitalcommons.linfield.edu/englstud_theses/31
