The Ugtarvik and the Yup'ik Piciryarait Museums: A Case Study in Comparative Anthropological Museology

Lee, Molly

doi:10.1525/mua.1998.22.1.43

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“…It is dedicated to ALL residents of the region, both Russians and indigenous. This is different, for example, from the two museums in Alaska described by Molly Lee (1998).…”

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Must Museums Be Inclusive?

Maleuvre¹

2012

Journal of Educational Media, Memory, and Society

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This article reflects on the project of creating multicultural inclusive museums. By definition, an inclusive museum honors the cultural constituencies it is paid to serve. Yet in reality, cultural sensitivity is one thing and education another. Blurring the distinction risks sacrificing education, a moral mandate, to the ideal of equality. My article points to examples where, for fear of offending, a museum betrays its educational mission. I trace the affinity between inclusive museum politics and consumerist culture and consider the case of the Creation Museum-a museum that, as per the multicultural ideal, tailors science to the sensibility of its customer base, in this instance the sensibility of American biblical literalists.

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“…It is dedicated to ALL residents of the region, both Russians and indigenous. This is different, for example, from the two museums in Alaska described by Molly Lee (1998).…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 57%

“…Recently many works have been dedicated to the problem of indigenous curation in the world (see, e.g.,. Grabun 1998; Karp and Lavine 1991;Kreps 1998Kreps , 2003Lee 1998;Rosoff 1998). It would be usefulto compare the reasons of appearing of indigenous curation and the practice of its realization in Yamal with the same in other regions.…”

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Must Museums Be Inclusive?

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2012

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The Ugtarvik and the Yup'ik Piciryarait Museums: A Case Study in Comparative Anthropological Museology

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