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UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI‘I PRESS SPRING 2022 SUBJECT INDEX Anthropology & Archaeology 6, 7, 14, 22, 25, 26, 29, 33 Art & Architecture 24, 26, 32, 35 Asian American Studies 4 Biography 22 Buddhism 8, 9, 10, 13, 23, 24, 29, 30 Business & Tourism 7, 34 East Asia 4, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 17, 21, 23, 24, 25, 26, 28, 29, 31, 33 Environment 2, 30 Ethnomusicology 25 Gender Studies 14, 15, 24, 29 Hawai‘i 1, 3, 26, 27 History 2, 4, 11, 12, 16, 18, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 32, 34, 36 Indigenous Studies 1, 2, 19, 22, 25 Juvenile Fiction 27, 28 Language 22, 28, 35 Literature 5, 21, 23, 24, 26, 28, 34, 35, 36 Media Studies 15 Pacific/Oceania 2, 3, 19, 22, 27, 28 Philippines 34, 35, 36 Philosophy 22, 30, 35 Politics 17, 19, 20, 22, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34 Popular Culture 15 Religion 11, 12, 16, 23, 24, 26, 29, 36 Social Science & Sociology 17, 22, 23, 24, 25, 33, 35, 36 South Asia 22 Southeast Asia 18, 20, 26, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34 Tibet 24 Voyaging 3 COVER ART: Image from Ka Po‘e Mo‘o Akua: Hawaiian Reptilian Water Deities (p. 1) Snake-eyed skink, or mo‘o ‘alā. Photo by Kai Markell. uhpress.hawaii.edu NEWRELEASES UKHaPRPESoS.H‘eAWMAIIo.E‘DoU Akua HawaiianReptilianWaterDeities MARIEALOHALANIBROWN “Astunningfeatofscholarship.Thisbookisnotjustanarrationand catalogofmo‘oakua,butananalysisandcogentexplanationof Ho‘omana,Hawaiianreligion.Basedonanenormousnumberof mo‘oleloin‘ōleloHawai‘i,togetherwithoralhistories,translations, manuscripts,andafullreadingofsecondarysources,thisbooktakes usahugedistancetowardsactualunderstandingofourkūpuna’s philosophiesandbeliefsystem.Itsetsanewbarforstudiesofnāmea Hawai‘i.”—NNooeennooeeKK..SSiillvvaa,,professorofpoliticalscienceand‘ōlelo Hawai‘i,UniversityofHawai‘iatMānoa Traditionholdsthatwhenyoucomeacrossabodyoffreshwaterin asecludedareaandeverythingiseerilystill,theplantsare yellowed,andthewatercoveredwithagreenish-yellowfroth,you havestumbledacrossthehomeofamo‘o.Leavequicklylestthemo‘o makeitselfknowntoyou! JJAANNUUAARRYY22002222 Reveredandreviled,reptileshaveslithered,glided,crawled, andclimbedtheirwaythroughthehumanimaginationandinto 288pages, 6x9,13b&willustrations prominentplacesinmanyculturesandbeliefsystemsaroundthe Paper 9780824889951 $$2288..0000s world.KaPo‘eMo‘oAkua:HawaiianReptilianWaterDeities Cloth 9780824889944 $$6688..0000s exploresthefearsomeandfascinatingcreaturesknownasmo‘o HHaawwaaii‘‘ii//IInnddiiggeennoouussSSttuuddiieess//MMyytthhoollooggyy thatembodythelife-givinganddeath-dealingpropertiesofwater. Mo‘oarenotocean-dwellers;instead,theyliveprimarilyinor nearbodiesoffreshwater.Theyvarygreatlyinsize,appearingas MMaarriieeAAlloohhaallaanniiBBrroowwnnisassociateprofessor, tallasamountainorastinyasahousegecko,andmanypossess specialistinHawaiianreligion,attheUniversityof alternateforms.Mo‘oarepredominantlyfemale,andthefemale Hawai‘iatMānoa. mo‘othatmasqueradeashumansareoftendescribedas stunninglybeautiful.ThroughoutHawaiianhistory,mo‘oakua havehelddistinctiverolesandhavefilledavarietyoffunctionsin overlappingreligious,familial,societal,economic,andpolitical sectors. Inadditiontobeingacomprehensivetreatiseonmo‘oakua, thisworkincludesadetailedcatalogof288individualmo‘owith sourcecitations.MarieAlohalaniBrownmakesmajor contributionstothepoliticsandpoeticsofreconstructing‘ike kupuna(ancestralknowledge),Hawaiianaesthetics,thenatureof tradition,thestudyandappreciationofmo‘oleloandka‘ao(hi/ stories),genreanalysisandmetadiscursivepractices,and methodologiesforconductingresearchinHawaiian-language newspapers.Anextensiveintroductionalsooffersreaderscontext forunderstandinghowtheseuniquelyHawaiiandeitiesrelateto otherreptilianentitiesinPolynesiaandaroundtheworld. 1 UHPRESS.HAWAII.EDU NEWRELEASES Across Species and Cultures Whales,Humans,andPacificWorlds EDITEDBYRYANTUCKERJONESANDANGELAWANHALLA Morethananyotherlocale,thePacificOceanhasbeenthe meetingplacebetweenhumansandwhales.FromIndigenous Pacificpeopleswhobuiltlivesandcosmologiesaroundwhales,to Euro-AmericanwhalerswhodescendeduponthePacificduring thenineteenthcentury,andtothenewformsofhuman-cetacean partnershipsthathaveemergedfromthelatetwentiethcentury, therelationshipbetweenthesetwospecieshasbeencentraltothe ocean’shistory.AcrossSpeciesandCultures:Whales,Humans,and PacificWorldsoffersforthefirsttimeacritical,wide-ranging geographicalandtemporallookatthevarietiesofwhalehistories inthePacific.Theessaycontributors,hailingfromaroundthe Pacific,presentawealthoffascinatingstorieswhilebreakingnew methodologicalgroundinenvironmentalhistory,women’s history,animalstudies,andIndigenousontologies.Intheprocess theyrevealpreviouslyhiddenaspectsofthestoryofPacific whaling,includingthecontributionsofIndigenouspeopleto MMAAYY22002222 capitalistwhaling,theindustry’sexceptionallyfar-reaching 320pages, 6x9,29b&willustrations spread,anditsoverlookedsecondlifeasaglobal,industrial Cloth 9780824888985 $$6688..0000s slaughterinthetwentiethcentury. Whilepointingtostrikingcontinuitiesinwhalinghistories AsiaPacificFlows aroundthePacific,AcrossSpeciesandCulturesalsorevealsdeep PPaacciiffiicc//EEnnvviirroonnmmeenntt//HHiissttoorryy//IInnddiiggeennoouuss tensions:betweenenvironmentalistsandIndigenouspeoples, SSttuuddiieess betweenideasandrealities,andbetweentheNorthandSouth Pacific.Thebookdelvesinunprecedentedwaysintothelivesand historiesofwhalesthemselves.Despitetheworstravagesof RRyyaannTTuucckkeerrJJoonneessisassociateprofessorinthe commercialandindustrialwhaling,whalessurvivedtwo DepartmentofHistoryattheUniversityofOregon. centuriesofmasskillinginthePacific.Theirperseverance continuestonourishmanyhumancommunitiesaroundandin AAnnggeellaaWWaannhhaallllaaisassociateprofessorinthe thePacificOceanwheretheyarehuntedascommodities, DepartmentofHistoryandArtHistoryatthe regardedassignsofwealthandpower,actasprovidersand UniversityofOtago. protectors,butarealsoancestors,providingabridgebetween humanandnonhumanworlds. 2 UHPRESS.HAWAII.EDU NEWRELEASES Reawakened TraditionalNavigatorsofTe Moana-nui-a-Kiwa JEFFEVANS “ThisbooktakesusintotheworldofthenavigatorswhoarePwo....It istrueandauthentic,inthatitremindsusofwhoweare,wherewe camefrom,andperhaps,whowewillbe.”—HHoottuurrooaaBBaarrccllaayy--KKeerrrr Thisbookfeaturesinterviewswithtenmasternavigatorswho trainedunderMauPiailug(1932–2010),thelegendaryteacherof traditional,non-instrumentwayfindingmethodsforopen-ocean voyagingacrossthePacific.Theyweregiventhestatusofmaster navigatorbyMauthroughthePwoceremony,andwentonto becomeanintegralpartoftherenaissanceofknowledgeand traditionsaroundvoyaging. ThetennavigatorsincludethreefromAotearoaNew Zealand:HectorBusby,PiripiEvans,andJackThatcher;twofrom MMAARRCCHH22002222 theCookIslands:PeiaPatai(Pe'aeTua'ati)andTeuatakiri TearutuaArthur(Tua)Pittman;andfivefromHawai‘i:Nainoa 256pages, 62/5x91/20,34color,11b&w Thompson,ChadKālepaBaybayan,ShortyBertelmann,Bruce illustrations,3colormaps Blankenfeld,andChadd‘OnohiPaishon.Theirstoriesare Paper 9780824893590 $$2299..9999 intertwinedwiththemovementthatprovedthattheexploration PublishedinassociationwithMasseyUniversity andsettlementoftheeasternPacificwasdeliberate,andoneof Press thegreatestfeatsofnavigationinhumanhistory. ForsaleonlyinNorthAmerica Eachoftheprofilesincludesaspecificaspectofthe HHaawwaaii‘‘ii//PPaacciiffiicc//VVooyyaaggiinngg contemporaryvoyagingstory,anddescribeshowthese remarkablemenlearnedtonavigatevoyagingcanoesacross thousandsofmilesofopenocean.Fascinatinginterviewsuncover JJeeffffEEvvaannssisawriterandphotographerbasedin theblendoftraditionalknowledge,science,passion,stamina,and Auckland.Hehaswrittenseveralbooksrelatingto strengthneededtoguideavoyagingcanoe. waka,includingNgāWakaoNeherā,Polynesian NavigationandtheDiscoveryofNewZealand,and WakaTaua:TheMaoriWarCanoe.Betweenthem, thesebooksrecallMāorimigrationtraditions, describenavigationskillsusedbyMāoritovoyage betweentheislandsinthecentralPacificandNew Zealand,andintroducethereadertowakataua. Jeff’smostrecentbookwasHeke-nukumai-nga-iwi Busby:NotHerebyChance(Huia,2015).In2020 hewasawardedasummerresidencyatthe MichaelKingWriter’sCentretoworkonthisbook. 3 UHPRESS.HAWAII.EDU NEWRELEASES Unthinking Collaboration AmericanNiseiinTranswarJapan A.CARLYBUXTON “Buxton’sachievementliesinplacinghumanlivesdeadcenterofan accountingofNiseiinJapanduringthetranswarperiod.Thoselives includenotonlytheinfamous(e.g.“TokyoRose”figureaspersonsand symbol),butalsotheeverydayworkerswho,thoughbornand sometimesraisedintheUnitedStates,proudlycalledJapan“home.” LoyaltyliesatthecoreoftheseNiseilives,guidingtheiractionsand affiliations.WhatBuxtonmakesclearisthatthisloyaltywasneither blood-basednorblind,butinsteadnegotiated,situational,and complexlydrawn.”—CChhrriissttiinneeRR..YYaannoo,UniversityofHawai‘iatMānoa UnthinkingCollaborationuncoversthelittle-knownhistoryof JapaneseAmericanswhoweatheredtheyearsofWorldWarIIon Japanesesoil.Severedfromthecountryoftheirbirthwhenthe attackonPearlHarborabruptlyhaltedallpassengertrafficonthe Pacific,theseNiseifacedtheyearsoftotalwarasmembersofthe MMAARRCCHH22002222 Japanesepopulace,yetasthetargetofanti-Americanpropaganda andsuspicion.WhereastheirwhiteAmericancounterpartswere 264pages, 6x9,9b&willustrations sequesteredbyJapaneseauthorities,placedonhousearrest,or Cloth 9780824890124 $$6688..0000s senthomeonexchangeshipsduringthewar,AmericanNiseiin JJaappaann//AAssiiaannAAmmeerriiccaannSSttuuddiieess//HHiissttoorryy Japanwerelefttocontributetothewareffortalongsidetheir Japaneseneighborsassoldiers,cryptographers,interpreters,and infarmingandmanufacturing.Whenthedustofairraid AA..CCaarrllyyBBuuxxttoonnisahistoriananduserresearch bombingscleared,manysuchNiseitransitionedintorolesin consultantwhofocusesonhumanbehaviorand serviceoftheAlliedoccupationanditsgoalsofdemocratization decision-making. anddemilitarization.Ascensors,translators,interpreters,and administrativestaff,theyplayedintegralrolesinfacilitating American-Japaneseinteraction,aswellasinshapingpoliciesand publicopinioninthepostwarera. Weavingarchivaldatawithoralhistories,personal narratives,materialculture,andfiction,UnthinkingCollaboration emphasizestheheterogeneityofJapaneseimmigrantexperiences, andshedslightonbroaderissuesofidentity,race,and performanceofindividualsgrowingupinabiculturalor multiculturalcontext.Bydistancing“collaboration”fromits defaultelisionwithmoraljudgment,andbyincorporating contemporaryfindingsfrompsychologyandbehavioralscience aboutthepowerofthesubconsciousmindtoinfluencehuman behavior,A.CarlyBuxtonoffersanalternativeapproachto history—onethatpositshistoricalsubjectsasdeeplyembeddedin therealitiesoftheirphysicalanddiscursiveenvironment.This bookisanambitioushistoricalstudythatspeakstoreaderswho areinterestedinbroaderquestionsofraceandtrust, empire-building,WorldWarIIanditslegacyonboththe WesternandPacificfronts,andtoallwhoconsiderquestionsof loyalty,treason,assimilation,andcollaboration. 4 UHPRESS.HAWAII.EDU NEWRELEASES Graphic Medicine EDITEDBYERINLACOURANDANNAPOLETTI InGraphicMedicine,comicsartistsandscholarsoflifewriting, literature,andcomicsexplorethelivedexperienceofillnessand disabilitythroughoriginaltexts,images,andthedynamic interplaybetweenthetwo.Theessaysandautobiographical comicsinthiscollectionrespondtothemedicalhumanities’call fordifferentperceptionsandrepresentationsofillnessand disabilitythanthosefoundinconventionalmedicaldiscourse. Thecollectionexpandsandtroublesourunderstandingofthe relationshipsbetweenpatientsanddoctors,nurses,social AAPPRRIILL22002222 workers,caregivers,andfamilymembers,consideringsuch 250pages, 9x7 encountersintermsofculturalcontext,language,gender,class, Paper 9780824893330 $$2255..0000s andethnicity.Bytreatingillnessanddisabilityasanexperienceof BiographyMonographs fundamentallychangedliving,ratherthanaseparatenarrative GGrraapphhiiccNNoovveell//MMeeddiicciinnee episodeorganizedbytreatment,recovery,andareturnto “normallife,”GraphicMedicineaskswhatitmeanstogiveand receivecare. EErriinnLLaaCCoouurrteachesLiteratureandSociety, ComicsbySafdarAhmed,JohnMiers,andSuzyBecker,and LiteratureinaVisualCulture,andLiteraryStudies illustratedessaysbyNancyK.MillerandJaredGardnershow howlifewritingaboutillnessanddisabilityincomicsoffersnew atUniversityofAmsterdam. waysofperceivingthetemporalityofcaringandliving.Crystal AAnnnnaaPPoolleettttiiisAssociateProfessorofEnglish YinLieandJuliaWatsondemonstratehowuseofthepage LanguageandCultureatUtrechtUniversity. throughpanels,collages,andborderlessimagescandrawthe reader,asa“mutewitness,”intocontactwiththebodyasasite whereintergenerationaltraumaisregisteredandexpressed.Kiene BrillenburgWurthexamineshowmicroscriptsproductively extendgraphicmedicinebeyondcomicsto“outsiderart.”JoAnn PurcellandSusanSquierdisplayhowcomicsartistsrespondto andreflectupontheircaringrelationshipwiththosediagnosed withanintellectualdisability.AndErinLaCourinterrogates especiallydifficultrepresentationsofrelationalityandcare. Duringthepastdecade,graphicmedicinecomicshave proliferated—anoutpouringacceleratedrecentlybythegreatest healthcrisisinacentury.EditedbyErinLaCourandAnna Poletti,GraphicMedicinehelpsusrecognizethathowever unpleasantorcomplicateditmaybe,interactingwithsuchstories offersfreshinsights,suggestsnewformsofacceptance,and enhancesourabilitiestospeaktoothersabouttheexperienceof illnessanddisability. 5 UHPRESS.HAWAII.EDU NEWRELEASES Ryokan MobilizingHospitalityinRuralJapan CHRISMCMORRAN AmidthedeclineofmanyofJapan’sruralcommunities,thehot springsvillageresortofKurokawaOnsenisarare,brightspot.Its twodozentraditionalinns,orryokan,drawnearlyamillion touristsayeareagertoadmireitslandscape,experienceits hospitality,andsoakinitshotsprings.Asaresult,theseryokan haveenticedvillageyouthtoreturnhometotakeoversuccessful familybusinessesandrevivethecommunity.ChrisMcMorran spentnearlytwodecadesresearchingryokaninKurokawa, includingafullyearofwelcomingguests,carryingluggage, scrubbingbaths,cleaningrooms,washingdishes,andtalking withco-workersandownersabouttheirjobs,relationships, concerns,andaspirations.Hepresentstherealitiesofryokan work—celebrated,messy,ignored,exploitative,and liberating—andintroducesthepeoplewhokeeptheinnsrunning bymakingguestsfeelathome. McMorranexploreshowKurokawa’sryokanmobilize AAPPRRIILL22002222 hospitalitytocreatearuralescapefromtheglobalized 224pages, 6x9,11b&willustrations dimensionsofeverydaylifeinurbanJapan.Ryokandothisby Cloth 9780824888978 $$6644..0000s fusingaromanticizednotionofthecountrysidewithanenduring notionofthehospitablewomanembodiedbynakai,thehired JJaappaann//GGeeooggrraapphhyy//AAnntthhrrooppoollooggyy femalestaffwhowelcomeguests,servemeals,andcleanrooms. Thesewomenarethefaceoftheryokan.Buthospitalityoften CChhrriissMMccMMoorrrraannisassociateprofessorofJapanese hidesaharshreality.McMorranfoundnumerousnakaiintheir 50s,60s,and70swhoescapedviolentorunhappymarriagesby studiesattheNationalUniversityofSingapore. findingemploymentinryokan.Yet,despiteyearsofexperience, nakairemainsociallyandeconomicallyvulnerable. Throughthisintimateandinventiveethnographyofayearin aryokan,McMorranhighlightstheimportanceofboththe generationalworkofryokanownersandthedailyworkoftheir employees,whileemphasizingthegulfbetweenthem.Withits focusonsmall,family-ownedbusinessesandamobile,vulnerable workforce,Ryokanmakesaninvaluablecontributionto scholarshipontheJapaneseworkplace.Italsowillinterest studentsandscholarsingeography,mobilitystudies,and women’sstudiesandanyonewhohaseverstayedataryokanand iscuriousabouttheworkthattakesplacebehindthescenes. 6 UHPRESS.HAWAII.EDU NEWRELEASES Kyoto Revisited HeritageTourisminContemporaryJapan JENNIFERS.PROUGH ThereisacharmtoKyoto.Surroundedbylushgreenhills,the cityfeelsalivewithnature,history,culture—andtourists.Atonce ancientcapital,moderncity,andhometonumerouscultural heritagesites,KyotoloomslargeinthepromotionofJapanese cultureathomeandabroad.Inthewakeofyearsofeconomic recessionfollowedbythenationalpromotionof“coolJapan”in popularcultureandtourismofthetwenty-firstcentury, anthropologistJenniferProughsetsouttoexaminehowthecity’s historyandculturehavebeenmobilizedtocreateheritage experiencesfortoday’stourists.Theheartofherbook,Kyoto Revisited,centersonwhatitmeanstoproducetheseforvisitors, whyseeingandfeelingcultureandtraditionappealtoboth domesticandinternationaltravelers,andthechallengesfacedby aheritagetourismcity. AsPrough’sstudysuggests,heritagehasmultiplemeanings. Itiscreatedasinterestedparties—stateandlocal,publicand FFEEBBRRUUAARRYY22002222 private—telldifferentstoriesaboutthepast,whicharemarketed 248pages, 6x9,10b&willustrations inresponsetotourists’desireforface-to-faceengagementinan Cloth 9780824888534 $$6688..0000s experienceeconomy.Herworkexaminesseveralprominent featuresofKyototourism,includingpromotionplans,heritage JJaappaann//AAnntthhrrooppoollooggyy//TToouurriissmm neighborhoodrenovation,theroleoftheseasonsandtraditional aestheticsincitywideevents,theappealofsitescommemorating JJeennnniiffeerrSS..PPrroouugghhisassociateprofessorof theMeijirestoration,andthetrendofwalkingintheheritage districtinarentedkimono.ThroughoutProughbringstogether humanitiesandEastAsianstudiesinChrist scholarshipfromJapanesestudies,heritagestudies,andthe College,ValparaisoUniversity. anthropologyoftourismtohighlighttheinterplaybetweenthe romanticdesireforheritagetourismandtheemphasison “personalexperience”(taiken)inthevisitorindustrytoday. Experiencehaslongbeenanintegralpartoftourism—evenas whatcountsasexperiencehasshiftedacrosstimeandplace(from takingaphototostayingwithlocalstotryingone’shandata traditionalcraft)—yetthesetouristicdesirestakeonanewtinge intheexperienceeconomy.KyotoRevisiteddemonstratesnotonly howthepasthasbeenusedtoconstructthecity’sidentityand shapeunderstandingsofJapanfortravelers,butalsohowthese speaktobroadertrendsinourcontemporarymoment. 7 UHPRESS.HAWAII.EDU NEWRELEASES Sīmās FoundationsofBuddhistReligion EDITEDBYJASONA.CARBINEANDERIKW.DAVIS Human-fashionedboundariestransformspacesbyintroducing dualisms,bifurcations,creativesymbioses,contradictions,and notionsofinclusionandexclusion.TheBuddhistboundaries consideredinthisbook,sīmās—atermfoundinSouthand SoutheastAsianlanguagesandlatertranslatedintoEastAsian languages—comeinvariousshapesandsizesandcanbe establishedonlandorinbodiesofwater.Sometimes,theword sīmārefersnotonlytoaceremonialboundary,butthespace enclosedbytheboundary,oreventhemarkers(whentheyare used)thatdenotetheboundary. Sīmāswereestablishedearlyonasplaceswherecorelegal acts(kamma),includingordination,ofthemonasticcommunity (sangha)tookplaceaccordingtotheirdisciplinarycodes.Sīmās continuetobedeployedinthecreationofmonasticlineagesand tofunctionindiversewaysformonasticsandnon-monastics alike.AsfoundationsofBuddhistreligion,sīmāsareusedto JJAANNUUAARRYY22002222 sustain,revitalize,orreformBuddhistpractices,notionsof 400pages, 6x9,19b&willustrations identity,andconceptualizationsoftimeandhistory.Inthelast Cloth 9780824888855 $$7722..0000s fewdecades,scholarlyawarenessofandexpertiseonsīmāshas developedtoapointwhereavolumelikethisone,which AAssiiaa//BBuuddddhhiissttSSttuuddiieess examinessīmāsacrossnumerousculturalcontextsandscholarly fieldsofinquiry,isbothpossibleandneeded.Sīmātraditions JJaassoonnAA..CCaarrbbiinneeisassociateprofessorandC.Milo expressedintheTheravādaculturesofMyanmar,Thailand,Laos, Cambodia,Bangladesh,andSriLankaconstitutethedominant ConnickChairofReligiousStudiesatWhittier focusofthework;achapteronEastAsiaraisesquestionsof CollegeinWhittier,California. historicaltransmissionbeyondtheseareas.Throughout EErriikkWW..DDaavviissisprofessorofreligiousstudiesat contributorsengagetexts;history;archaeology;politics;art; ecology;economics;epigraphy;legalcategories;mythic MacalesterCollege,inSaintPaul,Minnesota. narratives;understandingsofthecosmos;andconceptualizations ofcompassion,authority,andviolence. Examiningsīmāsthroughmultipleperspectivesallowsusto lookatthemintheircontextualspecificity,inawaythatallows fordiscernmentofvariationaswellasconsistency.Sīmāspaces canbebothsimpleandextremelyintricate,andthisbookhelps showwhyandhowthatisthecase. 8 UHPRESS.HAWAII.EDU

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