Dismantling, Reorganization, and Creation: The Introduction to Ethnology Museums: Culture, Politics, and Institutional Change

Mazé, Camille; Poulard, Frédéric; Ventura, Christelle

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“…Головні теми, визначені в постійній експозиції «Галерея Середземномор'я», відображають винайдення землеробства, релігійні вірування, генезу монотеїзму, громадянство, права людини, морські подорожі. Вони представляють транснаціональну перспективу, яка включає Туреччину, Північну Африку, Європу, Ізраїль та перетин між ісламом, іудаїзмом і християнством (Mazé, Poulard, Ventura, 2015). Експозиція містить музеалії, аудіовізуальні інсталяції й мистецькі твори.…”

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“…У наукових працях про європейські музеї висвітлюється зв'язок сучасних музейних наративів з локальними, національними і транснаціональними дискурсами і викликами (Bulley, 2009;Poehls, 2011;Lebovics, 2014;De Cesari, 2017). У низці статей досліджуються експозиції і методи експонування в європейських музеях суспільства, на предмет узгодження локального, регіонального, національного і транснаціонального вимірів культурного простору двадцять першого століття (Boursiquot, 2016;Giovanangeli, 2021;Mazé, Poulard, Ventura, 2015). Дослідники відзначають суперечливий характер нових кураторських пошуків у музейному просторі Європи, котрі, з одного боку, прагнуть подолати культурні бар'єри в європейському контексті, а з іншогоризикують повторити процеси націоналізації ХІХ ст.…”

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Transformation of European Ethnographic Museums in the Context of Theoretical Discussions and Practices of Postcolonialism

Verbytska

2024

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The article aims to substantiate the potential of postcolonialism's theoretical approaches in rethinking an ethnographic museum's mission in a globalized, multicultural society. The methodological basis of the study based on the tools of contemporary postcolonial and memory studies, museology and anthropology. Scientific novelty. The importance of theoretical approaches to postcolonialism in rethinking the mission of an ethnographic museum in a globalized, multicultural society is substantiated. In the example of the Museum of Civilisations of Europe and the Mediterranean in Marseille, innovative curatorial approaches are identified to decolonize the ethnographic collection and integrate the heritage of different peoples of the former colonial empire. Conclusions. The article analyses the emergence and functioning of ethnographic museums in the nineteenth and first half of the twentieth century as the embodiment of imperial projects. The evolution of ethnographic museums is closely connected with the development of anthropology as a scientific discipline. Ethnographic objects were seen as evidence of humanity's civilizational evolution and established differences between Europeans and "others." The challenges and peculiarities of the new paradigm of ethnographic museology in the modern world are characterized. The article presents curatorial approaches in the permanent exhibition of the Museum of Civilisations of Europe and the Mediterranean in Marseille as an example of transforming an ethnographic museum into a museum of society.

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Transformation of European Ethnographic Museums in the Context of Theoretical Discussions and Practices of Postcolonialism

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2024

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“… See Harris and O'Hanlon () and Mazé et al. () for the set of dilemmas facing ethnographic museums today. …”

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Museums of Europe: Tangles of Memory, Borders, and Race

Cesari¹

2017

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In this article I investigate the making of two new museums of Europe-Marseille's Museum of the Civilizations of Europe and the Mediterranean and Berlin's Museum of European Cultures-by focusing on the kinds of "Europe" envisioned in their exhibitions. I argue that museums represent an important site where the geopolitical imaginary of a bounded, culturalized Europe is produced, even if by default. I explore how these older national folklore collec-museu m anthropolog y

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Dealing with impact. An interdisciplinary, multi-site ethnography of environmental impact assessment in the coastal zone

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The SPA (“Savoir, Pouvoir, Avoir”) project (CNRS, 2017-2019) presented in this article focuses on the ways French society deals with the issue of environmental impact – from the vast question of impact in the context of global change and the issue of the measurement of impact in science, to the specific case of the public policy instrument known as “environmental impact assessment”. Impact is considered as a boundary object at the intersection of several fields of inquiry which captures both the architecture and the dynamics of relationships between “savoir” (scientific and lay knowledge), “pouvoir” (power and decision) and “avoir” (economy/appropriation), that aggregate different interests around the sustainable management of coastal socio-ecological systems. Three sites were selected along a north-south gradient of Long-Term Ecological Research sites: the Bay of Brest and the Iroise Sea, the National Nature Reserve of the French islands in the Southern Ocean and the overseas collectivity of Saint Pierre and Miquelon. The approach of the SPA project is to link concretely social sciences, natural sciences and engineering sciences on these study sites, in an interdisciplinary, multi-site and multi-scale methodology that makes it possible to reveal the conditions for the possible – or impossible – implementation of sustainable management of coastal socio-ecological systems.

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Dismantling, Reorganization, and Creation: The Introduction to Ethnology Museums: Culture, Politics, and Institutional Change

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Transformation of European Ethnographic Museums in the Context of Theoretical Discussions and Practices of Postcolonialism

Transformation of European Ethnographic Museums in the Context of Theoretical Discussions and Practices of Postcolonialism

Museums of Europe: Tangles of Memory, Borders, and Race

Dealing with impact. An interdisciplinary, multi-site ethnography of environmental impact assessment in the coastal zone

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