Transnational island museologies: ICOFOM Materials for Discussion
Información General
- Autores: Karen Brown Vellucci (dir.), Jamie Allan Brown (dir.), Ana S. González Rueda (dir.)
- Editores: ICOFOM
- Año de publicación: 2024
- País: Rusia
- Idioma: inglés
- ISBN: 978-2-491997-84-7
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Otros catálogos
Listado de artículos
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Introduction: Transnational island museologies
págs. 9-14
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Part I: Indigenous and traditional knowledge, environment, and intergenerational transmission
Sanctuary After the Storm: A toolkit of repair work for Caribbean museums
págs. 16-20
págs. 21-24
Croatian Coral Centre Zlarin: Building the future on the knowledge of the past
págs. 25-29
Reimagining museums as bridges for intergenerational environmental knowledge and current challenges: A case study of Na Bolom
págs. 30-33
págs. 34-38
págs. 39-42
págs. 43-47
Sustaining heritage in the island of Lesvos (Greece): Community museums and their impact
págs. 48-52
Ecomuseum Te Fare Natura: Rebuilding Indigenous futures
págs. 53-57
Unlocking Nahua cosmovision throughmachine learning
Javier Pereda, Alexander Sánchez Díaz, Patricia Murrieta Flores
págs. 58-63
The cultural heritage of New Caledonia: Climatechange and sustainability challenges in the safeguarding and valorisation of historical buildings
págs. 64-68
Tides of transformation: How young changemakers are redefining the role of museums and heritage organisations to address the climate emergency
págs. 69-74
Our present is their past: Intergenerational heritage and adaptation to climate extremes on the coast of Northern Peru
págs. 75-79
Rising rooted: Exploring opportunities for reactivating traditional environmental knowledge to increase plant awareness
págs. 80-83
págs. 84-88
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Part II: Hidden stories, entangled spaces: thinking through transnational coastal and island museologies
Ocean as pathway: From museum collections to contemporary creations
págs. 90-93
págs. 94-98
Le mouvement des vagues: Du potentiel de curation décoloniale avec le format de l’installation
págs. 99-102
Travelling (Hi)stories: George Nuku’s reworking of colonial maritime illustrations
págs. 103-106
Museums in Puerto Rico exhibiting human remains of their own culture: An analysis of three institutions
págs. 107-110
How museums remember: Charting a Puerto Rican object history
págs. 111-114
Collecting Indian Ocean islands: Material culture and the limits of colonial knowledge
págs. 115-118
Collecting ambiguity: Material objects and the afterlives of empire on the Island of Ireland
págs. 119-123
L’inventaire du patrimoine kanak dispersé: Une base de données au service d’une muséologie transnationale
págs. 124-127
Reassembling the fragments – Scotland and the Caribbean
Heather Cateau
págs. 128-132
Forget us our debts: Memory, forgetting and museums in a pearling community
págs. 133-136
Vers une mémoire en perpétuelle construction: l’art et l’histoire de Terreur blanche sur Lü Dao (Taïwan)
págs. 137-141
Curazao y la esclavitud en el Caribe: Del patrimonio memorialista a la musealización de identidades modernas
págs. 142-145
págs. 146-149
Taking good care: Race, class and colonial violence in Scottish galleries
págs. 150-154
págs. 155-159
Bio-cultural heritage of Sundarbans: A tale of transnational coastal and island museology
págs. 160-164
págs. 165-169
págs. 170-174
Paddling to Onrust: Cultural heritage and ecological development in Onrust historical island, Jakarta, Indonesia
Ary Sulistyo, M. Ismail Fahreza, Teuku M. Rizki R., Nofa Farida Lestari, Sriwulantuty Rizkiningsih
págs. 175-180
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Part III: Capitalism and Slavery
Capitalism and Slavery round table
Heather Cateau
págs. 182-186
Enabling historiography: The responsibility of the archivist as conduit
págs. 187-192
págs. 193-197
págs. 198-202
Street names and built landscape: Scottish colonial imprint on Barbados
págs. 203-205
