Museums and the Working Class is the first book to take an intersectional and international approach to the issues of economic diversity and class within the field of museum studies.
Museums and the Working Class is the first book to take an intersectional and international approach to the issues of economic diversity and class within the field of museum studies.
Adele Chynoweth has earned her living as a shop assistant, cabaret performer, night club DJ, call centre operator, union organiser, public servant, and teacher in secondary schools and adult vocational education. Adele also studied theatre direction at the Flinders University Drama Centre and completed her PhD with scholarship support. Adele was a Lecturer in the Centre for Heritage and Museum Studies at the Australian National University where she received the Vice Chancellor's Award for Public Policy and Outreach in 2018. In 2020, she was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia.
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Introduction - 'Which Side Are You On'? Towards Meaningful Attention to Class in Museums Adele Chynoweth Part I - Shut Out: Access and the Working Class 1. 'A Permanent Civilising Effect'? The Impact of Reforming Working-Class Museum Visitors in Liverpool during the Nineteenth Century Alexander Scott 2. How British Museums Have Failed the Working Class David Fleming 3. Seat of the Muses or the Moolah? New Working Class Demands on Elitist Archival Practices Silvio Tamaso D'Onofrio Part II - Shut Up: the Struggle to End the Silence 4. 'One and All'? Retrieving South Australia's Forgotten Labor History Philip Payton 5. 'Go and Take a Look at Millie Now': Murder, Tattooed Remains, and Museum Ethics in Quebec Jamie Jelinksi 6. Museums in Late Populist Democracies: the Photographic Archive and the Working Class Paolo Magagnoli 7. Women¿s Work in Coastal Galicia: Shining a Light on the Unseen at the Marea Museum José Manuel Vázquez Lijó Part III - Know Your Place: Site-Specific Narratives 8. Erasure of Working-Class Heritage in Conservation Plans: Absent Presence in the Walled City of Lahore Rabia Nadir 9. Eugene V. Debs' Museum and the Preservation of Radical Working-Class Political Memory Wesley R. Bishop 10. Keeping Your Head Down at the Hyde Park Barracks Museum Adele Chynoweth 11. From Factory to Museum: The Obliteration of the History of Resistance Meral Akbä and Özge Kelekçi Part IV- Answering Back: Lessons from the Working and Poverty Classes 12. Looking Backwards, Planning Forward: 'Museum as Muck' Advocating for the Working Class in Museums Michelle McGrath, in conversation with Adele Chynoweth 13. Changing Lives at the Scottish Maritime Museum Martin Hughes 14. House of Memories: Care and Equality in the UK Museum Sector Kerry Wilson 15. Ngintaka Songline Tracks in the Museum Diana James
Introduction - 'Which Side Are You On'? Towards Meaningful Attention to Class in Museums Adele Chynoweth Part I - Shut Out: Access and the Working Class 1. 'A Permanent Civilising Effect'? The Impact of Reforming Working-Class Museum Visitors in Liverpool during the Nineteenth Century Alexander Scott 2. How British Museums Have Failed the Working Class David Fleming 3. Seat of the Muses or the Moolah? New Working Class Demands on Elitist Archival Practices Silvio Tamaso D'Onofrio Part II - Shut Up: the Struggle to End the Silence 4. 'One and All'? Retrieving South Australia's Forgotten Labor History Philip Payton 5. 'Go and Take a Look at Millie Now': Murder, Tattooed Remains, and Museum Ethics in Quebec Jamie Jelinksi 6. Museums in Late Populist Democracies: the Photographic Archive and the Working Class Paolo Magagnoli 7. Women¿s Work in Coastal Galicia: Shining a Light on the Unseen at the Marea Museum José Manuel Vázquez Lijó Part III - Know Your Place: Site-Specific Narratives 8. Erasure of Working-Class Heritage in Conservation Plans: Absent Presence in the Walled City of Lahore Rabia Nadir 9. Eugene V. Debs' Museum and the Preservation of Radical Working-Class Political Memory Wesley R. Bishop 10. Keeping Your Head Down at the Hyde Park Barracks Museum Adele Chynoweth 11. From Factory to Museum: The Obliteration of the History of Resistance Meral Akbä and Özge Kelekçi Part IV- Answering Back: Lessons from the Working and Poverty Classes 12. Looking Backwards, Planning Forward: 'Museum as Muck' Advocating for the Working Class in Museums Michelle McGrath, in conversation with Adele Chynoweth 13. Changing Lives at the Scottish Maritime Museum Martin Hughes 14. House of Memories: Care and Equality in the UK Museum Sector Kerry Wilson 15. Ngintaka Songline Tracks in the Museum Diana James
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