号召行动:当代博物馆民族志

IF 0.7 Q3 ANTHROPOLOGY Museum Anthropology Pub Date : 2022-02-28 DOI:10.1111/muan.12243
Sabra G. Thorner
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在博物馆和“源社区”之间的关联、协商和合作方面,已经有了精彩的工作;突出文物的重要性,它们可以/可能做什么,以及它们如何在博物馆中或通过博物馆发挥作用;并强调摄影档案(特别是作为需要特殊关注和关怀的照片)在当代文化复兴和(再)振兴项目中的特殊性。在这一期《博物馆人类学》的特刊中,我们以“物质性、归属感和差异性的激活”为题,试图将这三个领域带入对话。我们试图扩展最近的工作,主张将博物馆作为翻译场所(在当地需求和全球议程之间)的扩展视图,以及更加包容,动态,协作和政治知情行动的框架。作为一组,这些文章认为,博物馆人类学作为一门学科必须允许民族志探索,共存,并参与这些重点:对象的中心地位,以及它们如何在各种形式的知识生产中被动员起来;关于博物馆是什么以及它可能扮演的社会角色的争论(一个家可以成为博物馆吗?一座城市可以吗?当我们超越国家/国家权威的建筑物化时,我们的“博物馆”概念会发生什么变化?);以及博物馆和类似博物馆的空间的具体、情感和感官体验。[博物馆物品/事物,博物馆场所,遗产,旅游,真实性]
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BEING CALLED TO ACTION: Contemporary Museum Ethnographies

There has been wonderful work animating vectors of relatedness, negotiation, and collaboration between museums and “source communities”; foregrounding the significance of objects, what they can/might do, and how they act in and through museums; and highlighting the particularity of the photographic archive (and especially photographs as things in need of specific kinds of attention and care) in contemporary cultural reclamation and (re)vitalization projects. In this special issue of Museum Anthropology entitled “Materiality, Belonging, and the Activation of Difference,” we seek to bring these three fields into conversation. We seek to extend recent work arguing for an expanded view of museums as sites of translation (between local needs and global agendas) and frames for more inclusive, dynamic, collaborative, politically informed action. As a set, these articles argue that museum anthropology as a discipline must allow for ethnographic exploration of, coexistence with, and engagement across these emphases: the centrality of objects and how they are mobilized in various forms of knowledge production; debate over what a museum is and what its social role(s) might be (can a home be a museum? Can a city? What happens to our notion of “museum” when we expand beyond architectural objectifications of state/national authority?); and the embodied, affective, and sensorial experiences of museums and museum-like spaces. [museum objects/things, museum places, heritage, tourism, authenticity]

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Museum Anthropology
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期刊介绍: Museum Anthropology seeks to be a leading voice for scholarly research on the collection, interpretation, and representation of the material world. Through critical articles, provocative commentaries, and thoughtful reviews, this peer-reviewed journal aspires to cultivate vibrant dialogues that reflect the global and transdisciplinary work of museums. Situated at the intersection of practice and theory, Museum Anthropology advances our knowledge of the ways in which material objects are intertwined with living histories of cultural display, economics, socio-politics, law, memory, ethics, colonialism, conservation, and public education.
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