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Material Culture in Transit: Theory and Practice constellates curators and scholars actively working with material culture within academic and museal institutions through theory and practice.
Material Culture in Transit: Theory and Practice constellates curators and scholars actively working with material culture within academic and museal institutions through theory and practice.
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Zainabu Jallo is a Post-Doctoral Researcher and lecturer in Anthropology at the Universities of Basel and Bern, Switzerland. Her PhD in Anthropology is from the Institute for Social Anthropology, University of Bern. she is also a Visiting Researcher at the Department of Anthropology at USP - Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil. Jallo is one of the Principal Investigators of the" Sacral Architecture Africa" Project. She is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts England and a member of the UNESCO Coalition of Artists for the General History of Africa. Her scholarly interests include museum anthropology, diaspora studies, iconic criticism, and material culture.
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List of figures Contributors Preface Acknowledgements Moving Matter: Worlds f Material Culture Zainabu Jallo Part I Museology Representation and Colonial Liabilities 1. After Interpretive Dominance Anna Schmid 2. "Wo Ist Afrika?": Of Reflexive Museography, and Other (Productive?) Disappointments Sandra Ferracuti 3. "Out of Context"- Translocation of West African Artefacts to European Museums: The Case of the Leo Frobenius Collection From Mali Cécile Bründlmayer 4. The Museum as a Colonial Archive. The Collection of Victor and Marie Solioz and Its Role in Forgetting the Colonial Past Samuel B. Bachmann 5. Museum Collections in Transit: Towards A History of The Artefacts Of The Endeavour Voyage Nicholas Thomas Part II Heuristic Materiality Meanings and Transformations 6. "To Give Away My Collection For Free Would Be Nonsense": Decorations And The Emergence Of Ethnology In Imperial Germany Carl Deussen 7. Discourse On Objectification And Personification: Modern Forms Of Material Cultural Identity In The Touareg Society Djouroukoro Diallo 8. The Material Culture Of Vodun: Case Studies From Ghana, Togo, Germany And In-Between Niklas Wolf 9. Ndambirkus and Ndaokus; Asmat Skulls In Transit Jan Joris Visser 10. On The Art Of Forging Gods: Techniques, Forces And Materials In An Afro-Brazilian Religion. Lucas Marques
List of figures Contributors Preface Acknowledgements Moving Matter: Worlds f Material Culture Zainabu Jallo Part I Museology Representation and Colonial Liabilities 1. After Interpretive Dominance Anna Schmid 2. "Wo Ist Afrika?": Of Reflexive Museography, and Other (Productive?) Disappointments Sandra Ferracuti 3. "Out of Context"- Translocation of West African Artefacts to European Museums: The Case of the Leo Frobenius Collection From Mali Cécile Bründlmayer 4. The Museum as a Colonial Archive. The Collection of Victor and Marie Solioz and Its Role in Forgetting the Colonial Past Samuel B. Bachmann 5. Museum Collections in Transit: Towards A History of The Artefacts Of The Endeavour Voyage Nicholas Thomas Part II Heuristic Materiality Meanings and Transformations 6. "To Give Away My Collection For Free Would Be Nonsense": Decorations And The Emergence Of Ethnology In Imperial Germany Carl Deussen 7. Discourse On Objectification And Personification: Modern Forms Of Material Cultural Identity In The Touareg Society Djouroukoro Diallo 8. The Material Culture Of Vodun: Case Studies From Ghana, Togo, Germany And In-Between Niklas Wolf 9. Ndambirkus and Ndaokus; Asmat Skulls In Transit Jan Joris Visser 10. On The Art Of Forging Gods: Techniques, Forces And Materials In An Afro-Brazilian Religion. Lucas Marques
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