U.S. Museum Histories and the Politics of Interpretation
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U.S. Museum Histories and the Politics of Interpretation
Never Neutral
Schiavo, Laura
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2023
292
Mole
Inglês
9781032204413
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction; 1. Indigeneity and Empire in William Clark's Museum of Indian Curiosities, c.1816-1835; 2. "As an adjunct to the Documents": The Purpose and Politics of Nineteenth-Century History Collections; 3. Collecting Lincoln: Osborn H. Oldroyd and his Lincoln Memorial Collection, in the House Where Lincoln Died; 4. Media Technologies and Salvage Anthropology at the Smithsonian Institution: An exploration of archival documents and museum power relations; 5. Early 20th-century museums of technology and industry: Linking Progress to Capitalism; 6. The Witte Museum and Frontiers of Public History: Building Stories of Anglo Supremacy, 1920s-1940s; 7. Vassar Social Museum's "Great Idea" Challenges a Nation at War to Live Up to Its Ideals; 8. Black Activism and the Museum in the Interwar Period: A Baltimore Case Study; 9. "All the Art Is White": The Flint Institute of Arts and the Movement from Black Power to Black Lives Matter; 10. Persistence in Error: Science, Society, and the U.S. Museum in an Age of Urgency; 11. Tribal Museums as Domains of Sovereignty; 12. Native Hawaiians and the Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum: Historical Reckoning, Truth-telling, and Healing; Index.
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cultural heritage studies;exhibition interpretation;power dynamics in museums;race and representation;indigenous sovereignty;public history scholarship;museum political narratives analysis
Introduction; 1. Indigeneity and Empire in William Clark's Museum of Indian Curiosities, c.1816-1835; 2. "As an adjunct to the Documents": The Purpose and Politics of Nineteenth-Century History Collections; 3. Collecting Lincoln: Osborn H. Oldroyd and his Lincoln Memorial Collection, in the House Where Lincoln Died; 4. Media Technologies and Salvage Anthropology at the Smithsonian Institution: An exploration of archival documents and museum power relations; 5. Early 20th-century museums of technology and industry: Linking Progress to Capitalism; 6. The Witte Museum and Frontiers of Public History: Building Stories of Anglo Supremacy, 1920s-1940s; 7. Vassar Social Museum's "Great Idea" Challenges a Nation at War to Live Up to Its Ideals; 8. Black Activism and the Museum in the Interwar Period: A Baltimore Case Study; 9. "All the Art Is White": The Flint Institute of Arts and the Movement from Black Power to Black Lives Matter; 10. Persistence in Error: Science, Society, and the U.S. Museum in an Age of Urgency; 11. Tribal Museums as Domains of Sovereignty; 12. Native Hawaiians and the Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum: Historical Reckoning, Truth-telling, and Healing; Index.
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