Muséologie et Autochtones du Québec et du Canada

Museums contribution to the European colonial project was and is still criticized. In the context of Indigenous movements of the 1960s, various strategies have been put forward to regain control over of their own culture representation including objects and human remains repatriation and the creatio...

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Main Author: Julie BIBAUD
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Université de Poitiers 2015-12-01
Series:Cahiers du MIMMOC
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/mimmoc/2169
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description Museums contribution to the European colonial project was and is still criticized. In the context of Indigenous movements of the 1960s, various strategies have been put forward to regain control over of their own culture representation including objects and human remains repatriation and the creation of cultural institutions. This movement also questions the rationality of Western museology and advocate for its decolonization. This aspect is the subject of the present article. Through the analysis of Indigenous museum professional narratives of practices, we will try to understand the original way in which these actors express a museum practice corresponding to their values.
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spelling doaj-art-e5be42859af74a2abd7e6c5936a9faa92025-08-20T03:23:12ZengUniversité de PoitiersCahiers du MIMMOC1951-67892015-12-011510.4000/mimmoc.2169Muséologie et Autochtones du Québec et du CanadaJulie BIBAUDMuseums contribution to the European colonial project was and is still criticized. In the context of Indigenous movements of the 1960s, various strategies have been put forward to regain control over of their own culture representation including objects and human remains repatriation and the creation of cultural institutions. This movement also questions the rationality of Western museology and advocate for its decolonization. This aspect is the subject of the present article. Through the analysis of Indigenous museum professional narratives of practices, we will try to understand the original way in which these actors express a museum practice corresponding to their values.https://journals.openedition.org/mimmoc/2169décolonisationmuséologieterritoireautochtonerécit de pratique
spellingShingle Julie BIBAUD
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décolonisation
muséologie
territoire
autochtone
récit de pratique
title Muséologie et Autochtones du Québec et du Canada
title_full Muséologie et Autochtones du Québec et du Canada
title_fullStr Muséologie et Autochtones du Québec et du Canada
title_full_unstemmed Muséologie et Autochtones du Québec et du Canada
title_short Muséologie et Autochtones du Québec et du Canada
title_sort museologie et autochtones du quebec et du canada
topic décolonisation
muséologie
territoire
autochtone
récit de pratique
url https://journals.openedition.org/mimmoc/2169
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