Susan Sleeper-Smith is a professor of history at Michigan State University. She is the author of Indian Women and French Men: Rethinking Cultural Encounter in the Western Great Lakes and the coeditor of New Faces of the Fur Trade: Selected Proceedings of the Seventh North American Fur Trade Conference. Contributors: Kristina Ackley, Miranda J. Brady, M. Teresa Carlson, Brenda J. Child, Brian Isaac Daniels, Gwyneira Isaac, Hal Langfur, Paul Liffman, Amy Lonetree, Brenda Macdougall, Zine Magubane, Ann McMullen, Ciraj Rassool, Jennifer Shannon, Ray Silverman, Susan Sleeper-Smith, and Jacki Thompson Rand…mehr
Susan Sleeper-Smith is a professor of history at Michigan State University. She is the author of Indian Women and French Men: Rethinking Cultural Encounter in the Western Great Lakes and the coeditor of New Faces of the Fur Trade: Selected Proceedings of the Seventh North American Fur Trade Conference. Contributors: Kristina Ackley, Miranda J. Brady, M. Teresa Carlson, Brenda J. Child, Brian Isaac Daniels, Gwyneira Isaac, Hal Langfur, Paul Liffman, Amy Lonetree, Brenda Macdougall, Zine Magubane, Ann McMullen, Ciraj Rassool, Jennifer Shannon, Ray Silverman, Susan Sleeper-Smith, and Jacki Thompson Rand
Susan Sleeper-Smith is a professor of history at Michigan State University. She is the author of Indian Women and French Men: Rethinking Cultural Encounter in the Western Great Lakes and the coeditor of New Faces of the Fur Trade: Selected Proceedings of the Seventh North American Fur Trade Conference. Contributors: Kristina Ackley, Miranda J. Brady, M. Teresa Carlson, Brenda J. Child, Brian Isaac Daniels, Gwyneira Isaac, Hal Langfur, Paul Liffman, Amy Lonetree, Brenda Macdougall, Zine Magubane, Ann McMullen, Ciraj Rassool, Jennifer Shannon, Ray Silverman, Susan Sleeper-Smith, and Jacki Thompson Rand
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List of Illustrations Contesting Knowledge: Museums and Indigenous Perspectives / Susan Sleeper-Smith Part 1: Ethnography and the Cultural Practices of Museums Introduction: The Legacy of Ethnography / Ray Silverman 1. Elite Ethnography and Cultural Eradication: Confronting the Cannibal in Early Nineteenth-Century Brazil / Hal Langfur 2. Ethnographic Showcases as Sites of Knowledge Production and Indigenous Resistance / Zine Magubane 3. Reinventing George Heye: Nationalizing the Museum of the American Indian and Its Collections / Ann McMullen 4. Ethnographic Elaborations, Indigenous Contestations, and the Cultural Politics of Imagining Community: A View from the District Six Museum in South Africa / Ciraj Rassool Part 2: Curatorial Practices: Voices, Values, Languages, and Traditions Introduction: Museums and Indigenous Perspectives on Curatorial Practice / Jacki Thompson Rand 5. A Dialogic Response to the Problematized Past: The National Museum of the American Indian / Miranda J. Brady 6. West Side Stories: The Blending of Voice and Representation through a Shared Curatorial Practice / Brenda Macdougall and M. Teresa Carlson 7. Huichol Histories and Territorial Claims in Two National Anthropology Museums / Paul Liffman 8. The Construction of Native Voice at the National Museum of the American Indian / Jennifer Shannon Part 3: Tribal Museums and the Heterogeneity of the Nation-State Introduction: Creation of the Tribal Museum / Brenda J. Child 9. Tsi, the Oneida Nation Museum: Creating a Space for Haudenosaunee Kinship and Identity / Kristina Ackley 10. Reimagining Tribal Sovereignty through Tribal History: Museums, Libraries, and Archives in the Klamath River Region / Brian Isaac Daniels 11. Responsibilities toward Knowledge: The Zuni Museum and the Reconciling of Different Knowledge Systems / Gwyneira Isaac 12. Museums as Sites of Decolonization: Truth Telling in National and Tribal Museums / Amy Lonetree / Contributors Index 000
List of Illustrations Contesting Knowledge: Museums and Indigenous Perspectives / Susan Sleeper-Smith Part 1: Ethnography and the Cultural Practices of Museums Introduction: The Legacy of Ethnography / Ray Silverman 1. Elite Ethnography and Cultural Eradication: Confronting the Cannibal in Early Nineteenth-Century Brazil / Hal Langfur 2. Ethnographic Showcases as Sites of Knowledge Production and Indigenous Resistance / Zine Magubane 3. Reinventing George Heye: Nationalizing the Museum of the American Indian and Its Collections / Ann McMullen 4. Ethnographic Elaborations, Indigenous Contestations, and the Cultural Politics of Imagining Community: A View from the District Six Museum in South Africa / Ciraj Rassool Part 2: Curatorial Practices: Voices, Values, Languages, and Traditions Introduction: Museums and Indigenous Perspectives on Curatorial Practice / Jacki Thompson Rand 5. A Dialogic Response to the Problematized Past: The National Museum of the American Indian / Miranda J. Brady 6. West Side Stories: The Blending of Voice and Representation through a Shared Curatorial Practice / Brenda Macdougall and M. Teresa Carlson 7. Huichol Histories and Territorial Claims in Two National Anthropology Museums / Paul Liffman 8. The Construction of Native Voice at the National Museum of the American Indian / Jennifer Shannon Part 3: Tribal Museums and the Heterogeneity of the Nation-State Introduction: Creation of the Tribal Museum / Brenda J. Child 9. Tsi, the Oneida Nation Museum: Creating a Space for Haudenosaunee Kinship and Identity / Kristina Ackley 10. Reimagining Tribal Sovereignty through Tribal History: Museums, Libraries, and Archives in the Klamath River Region / Brian Isaac Daniels 11. Responsibilities toward Knowledge: The Zuni Museum and the Reconciling of Different Knowledge Systems / Gwyneira Isaac 12. Museums as Sites of Decolonization: Truth Telling in National and Tribal Museums / Amy Lonetree / Contributors Index 000
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