دانلود کتاب Destination culture: tourism, museums, and heritage

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Destination Culture
CONTENTS
ILLUSTRATIONS
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
INTRODUCTION
PART 1— THE AGENCY OF DISPLAY
One— Objects of Ethnography
Exhibiting the Fragment
In Situ
In Context
Rescuing the Fragment from Trivialization
The Limits of Detachment
Textualizing Objects/Objectifying Texts
Exhibiting Humans
Living or Dead
Animal or Actor
Living Style
Exhibiting the Quotidian
Genre Errors
The Museum Effect
The Panoptic Mode
Performing Culture
The Senses Compartmentalized
Every Day a Holiday
Folkloric Performance
Folk Festival
Festival of India
Old Ways in the New World
Staging Culture
Performing Difference
Two— Exhibiting Jews
Exposition Universelle, Paris, 1878
Anglo-Jewish Historical Exhibition, London, 1887
Centennial Exhibition, Philadelphia, 1876
Cyrus Adler and the Smithsonian Exhibits, 1888–1897
Biblical Antiquities
History of Religion
Foreign Villages
Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, 1904
Exposition of the Jews of Many Lands, Cincinnati, 1913
Zionist Pageants and Pavilions: Wembley, Chicago, Paris, New York
Zionist Pageants
Jewish Palestine Pavilion
Temples of Religion
PART 2— A SECOND LIFE AS HERITAGE
Three— Destination Museum
Heritage Is a New Mode of Cultural Production in the Present That Has Recourse to the Past
Heritage Is a \"Value Added\" Industry
The Value of the Past
The Value of Exhibition
The Value of Difference
Heritage Produces the Local for Export
A Hallmark of Heritage Is the Problematic Relationship of Its Objects to the Instruments of Their Di...
Heritage Is Produced through a Process That Forecloses What Is Shown
Heritage Tests the Alienability of Inalienable Possessions
A Key to Heritage Productions Is Their Virtuality, Whether in the Presence or the Absence of Actuali...
Four— Ellis Island
Five— Plimoth Plantation
PART 3— UNDOING THE ETHNOGRAPHIC
Six— Confusing Pleasures
From Olympic Arts Festival to Los Angeles Festival
Not Ethnographic
Not Mainstream
Toward a Genealogy of the Los Angeles Festival
The Pleasures of Confusion
Fearful Asymmetries
Seven— Secrets of Encounter
PART 4— CIRCULATING VALUE
Eight— Disputing Taste
NOTES
Introduction
Chapter One— Objects of Ethnography
Chapter Two— Exhibiting Jews
Chapter Three— Destination Museum
Chapter Five— Plimoth Plantation
Chapter Six— Confusing Pleasures
Chapter Seven— Secrets of Encounter
Chapter Eight— Disputing Taste
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