Pacific Islands Monograph Series (PIMS)
@PIMS_CPIS
Followers
84
Following
19
Media
4
Statuses
19
PIMS publishes scholarly works in the humanities and social sciences and is especially committed to promoting works by emerging and Indigenous scholars.
Honolulu, HI
Joined June 2019
Many thanks to everyone who joined us for the #SweatAndSaltWater launch yesterday! It was an honor to have you with us to celebrate #PIMS30 and Dr Teresia Teaiwa’s meaningful impact across many communities. Stay tuned: a recording of the event will be available soon.
0
0
4
Available now! SWEAT AND SALT WATER by #TeresiaTeaiwa; find it here: https://t.co/zePRmM7UaK
@CPISUH #UHPress #PacificIslandsMonograph
0
6
21
Register at https://t.co/GRd00sZeQk to join us in celebrating Dr Teresia Teaiwa’s continued legacy at the #SweatAndSaltWater launch on Monday, 13 Dec 2021 at 1 pm HST. We cannot wait to see you there! #PIMS30
1
0
11
PIMS editor Tarcisius Kabutaulaka & #SweatAndSaltWater editors Prof Katerina Teaiwa & Dr April K Henderson will provide welcoming notes following the opening oli by Halena Kapuni-Reynolds, & Sean Mallon will offer closing thoughts—all emceed by Joy Lehuanani Enomoto. #PIMS30
1
0
10
We are looking forward to the Sweat and Salt Water: Selected Works launch next week! We are excited to announce that Emeritus Professor James Clifford, Julian Aguon, & Dr Emalani Case will be speaking at the #SweatAndSaltWater launch on Monday, 13 Dec 2021 at 1 pm HST. #PIMS30
1
13
37
Our series’ 30th title, #SweatAndSaltWater, features several of Teresia Teaiwa's influential pieces, including 4 poems. What is Teaiwa's most memorable work to you? And will we see you at the virtual launch on Dec 13th? #PIMS30
0
2
0
Save the date! Join us Monday, 13 Dec 2021 at 1 pm HST for the virtual launch of Sweat and Salt Water: Selected Works, a collection of Teresia Teaiwa’s influential pieces. Register at https://t.co/GRd00sZeQk
#SweatAndSaltWater #PIMS30 @UHPRESSNEWS
1
12
16
30% OFF | Sweat and Salt Water: Selected Works | code HOLIDAY30 | Find it here: https://t.co/VaVuGk1ndQ
0
5
12
Don’t forget: Our book launch for Matt Tomlinson's "God Is Samoan" is tomorrow, 10 March, at 2:00 PM (HST)! There's still time to join! Register for this free event now: https://t.co/S7WmOjdwGm
0
2
3
We're excited to share that on 10 March at 2:00 PM (HST), we'll be hosting a book launch for Matt Tomlinson's "God Is Samoan," our most recent PIMS publication. Register here: https://t.co/S7WmOiVVhM
0
1
2
Alex Golub (@R3x0r), PIMS board member and @ManoaAnthro professor, interviewed Matt Tomlinson about "God Is Samoan" for the @NewBooksNetwork. You can listen to the interview here:
newbooksnetwork.com
0
1
2
Eager to learn more about "God Is Samoan?" Check out this @CaMPanthros interview with author Matt Tomlinson about anthropology, contextual theology, and the fieldwork that led to the book.
Matt Tomlinson on his book, God is Samoan
0
1
0
The holiday sale @UHPRESSNEWS is a great opportunity to score "God Is Samoan" at a 30% discount! Grab your copy before the sale ends!
0
0
0
Have you heard the buzz? The newest PIMS volume, Matt Tomlinson's "God Is Samoan," is out, and it's starting quite a conversation! Available via @UHPRESSNEWS:
uhpress.hawaii.edu
Christian theologians in the Pacific Islands see culture as the grounds on which one understands God. In this pathbreaking book, Matt Tomlinson engages in an anthropological conversation with the w…
0
0
0
Happy New Year from PIMS! We've got something special planned for 2020, and we can't wait to share it. Follow us here and on Facebook ( https://t.co/F8M81Ymur6) to keep up with the latest PIMS news!
facebook.com
Pacific Islands Monograph Series. 630 likes. The Pacific Islands Monograph Series (PIMS) publishes scholarly works in the humanities and social sciences and is especially committed to promoting...
0
2
5
Looking to treat someone (or yourself) for the holidays? Our publisher, @UHPRESSNEWS, is offering a monthlong sale on bundle sets!
0
0
1
We may be new to social media, but PIMS has been publishing for over 30 years! PIMS No. 1, Francis Hezel's "The First Taint of Civilization," was first published in 1983. You can still get a copy via @UHPRESSNEWS:
0
7
12