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Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
List of figures
Acknowledgements
1. Introduction: Museums and Anthropology in the Age of Engagement
An Emerging Age of Convergence
Articulations of Engagement
Museum Anthropology as Cultural Work
Bridging Disciplinary Divides
Doing Museum Anthropology in a Globalizing and Interconnected World
The “New” Museum Ethics
Chapter Summaries
Notes
References
2. Mapping Contemporary Museum Anthropology
The Anthropology of Museums and Critical, Reflexive Museology
The Return of the Object
Collaboration, Indigenization, and Decolonization of Museums
Countering Hegemonic Museology
Promoting Anthropological Understandings of Diversity
On-Going Challenges and Dilemmas
The Convergence of Museum Anthropology and Museum Studies
Notes
References
3. Museum and Applied Anthropology: Shared Histories and Trajectories
Museum Anthropology: A History of Continuity in Change
The Shifting Status of Anthropology in Museums
Museum Anthropology and the Public
Mounting Criticism and Anxiety
Social Relevance and the Politics of Cultural Representation
Forgotten Narratives: Museum Anthropology Prior to the 1980s
Native American Activism
Applied Anthropology or “Putting Anthropology to Use”
Applied Anthropology’s Colonial Legacy
The Public Uses and Abuses of Anthropology
The Rise of Engaged and Public Anthropology
The Convergence of Applied and Museum Anthropology
Notes
References
4. Museum Anthropology in the Netherlands: Colonial and Postcolonial Narratives
Encountering History
Founding Narratives
The End of Empire and Beginning of Decolonization
Changes in Exhibiting Strategies at the Tropenmuseum
Reassessing Priorities at the National Museum of Ethnology
Creating a Museum Ethics and Culture of Change
Redesigning and Restructuring the National Museum of Ethnology
“Tropenmuseum for a Change!”
Tropenmuseum for a Change—Again: The Creation of the National
Museum of World Cultures
An Invitation
Notes
References
5. “Museum Frictions” in Colonial and Postcolonial Indonesia
Conflicting Founding Narratives
Museum Development in Indonesia: Colonial and Postcolonial Connections
Decolonizing Museums in the New Republic
Becoming “Museum-Minded”
Multi-Sited Museum Ethnography
Museum Balanga as a Provincial Museum
The Indigenization of Museum Balanga and Local Museology
Internal Contradictions and Frictions
Community Relations and Engagement
Imagining Alternatives
Coda
Notes
References
6. International Collaboration and the Value of Culture and Heritage
Initial Fieldwork in Sintang and Genungsitoli
Cultural Revitalization and the Dayak Ikat Weaving Project
The Museum Pusaka Nias: Narratives of Cultural Loss and Recovery
The University of Denver/Indonesia Exchange Program in Museum Training
Appropriate Museology: Context-Specific Methodology
Appropriate Museology at Museum Pusaka Nias
Envisioning a Community Museum for Sintang
The Exchange Program as Transnational, Transcultural Reciprocal Collaboration
“Transnational, Transcultural, Reciprocal Collaboration”
The Value of Museum and Heritage Work
“A Blessing in Disguise”
Questioning the “Culture for Development” Paradigm
A New Museum for Sintang: The Museum Kapuas Raya
Reflections on the Values of International Collaboration
Notes
References
7. Doing Museum Anthropology “At Home”
The Re-Emergence of the University Museum
Cycles and Returns
Smithsonian Summer Institute in Museum Anthropology
University Anthropology Museums
The Haffenreffer Museum of Anthropology, Brown University
Museum of Anthropology, University of British Columbia
The University of Denver Museum of Anthropology
Museums as Places for Intercultural Dialogue
Historical Reckonings
Working with Artists
Cosmopolitan Museum Anthropology
Notes
References
Index