For 10 points,  identify this event in an explorer was killed by native Hawaiian islanders.
In one account, this event took place during a four-month-long festival because of a sign-changing "structural crisis" that  occurred when the central figure turned around. A brouhaha over this event arose from the publication Islands of History,  which argued that this event was the result of the mythical worldview of the people who carried it out.  This event was the subject of the work about its central subject's "Apotheosis" and the work How "Natives" Think, which were both  produced during a longstanding debate about this event between (*) Gananath Obeyesekere and Marshall Sahlins, who  quarreled over whether the person at its center was mistaken for the god Lono before being clubbed on the beach. For 10 points,  identify this event in an explorer was killed by native Hawaiian islanders.
In one account, this event took place during a four-month-long festival because of a sign-changing "structural crisis" that  occurred when the central figure turned around.
the death of Captain James Cook [accept anything indicating that Cook is perishing or getting murdered]