Programação
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Colonialismo e o ato de colecionar
A formação de acervos indígenas no âmbito do colonialismo e do pós-colonialismo
TEXTOS:
HASINOFF, E.L. e BELL, J.A. Introduction: The anthropology of expeditions. In: BELL, J.A. e HASSINOFF, E.L. (Eds) The anthropology of expeditions: travel, visualities, afterlifes. New York: Bard Graduate Center. 2015. p. 1-11
MCMULLEN, A. Reinventing George Heye. Nationalizing the museum of the American Indian and its collections. In: SLEEPER-SMITH, S. (Ed) Contesting knowledge. Museums and indigenous perspectives. Lincoln/London: University of Nebraska Press. 2009. p. 65-105.
GOLDSTEIN, I. Reflexões sobre a arte “primitiva”: o caso do Musée Branly. Horizontes Antropológicos, 14 (29) : 279-314. 2008.
BARCELOS NETO, A. Com os Indios Wauja. Objectos e Personagens de Uma Coleção Amazônica. Lisboa, Museu Nacional de Etnologia. 2002.
Vídeo: Waka: a Waka in Leiden an Waka for Europe. (Museum VolkenKunde Leiden).
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Definindo coleção etnográfica e objeto etnográfico
Histórias de coleções e coletores
TEXTOS:
VELTHEM, L. H. van Museus, coleções etnográficas e a busca do diálogo intercultural. Boletim do Museu Paraense Emilio Goeldi (Ciências Humanas), 12: 101-114. 2017.
BELK, R.W. Collectors and collecting. In: PEARCE, S (Ed.). Interpreting Objects and Collections. London, Routledge. 1999. p.317-326.
FORMANEK, R. Why they collect: collectors reveal their motivations. In: S. Pearce (Ed.). Interpreting Objects and Collections. London, Routledge. 1999. p.327-335.
FABIAN, J. Colecionando pensamentos: sobre os atos de colecionar. Mana 16(1): 59-73. 2010.
SILVA, F. A. e GORDON, C. Histórias de uma coleção indisciplinada. Depoimento de Lux Vidal a Fabíola A. Silva e Cesar Gordon. In: SILVA, F. A.; GORDON, C. (Orgs); SOUZA e SILVA, W. (Fotografias). Xikrin: Uma coleção etnográfica. São Paulo: EDUSP. 2011. p. 37-58.
NORCINI, M. Frederick Johnson’s “River Desert Algonquin” materials at the University of Pennsylvania Museum: a collection history. Museum Anthropology, 31(2):122-147. 2008.
TORRENCE, R. e CLARKE, A. Creative colonialism: locating indigenous strategies in ethnographic museum collections. In: HARRISON, R.; BYRNE, S. E CLARKE, A. (Eds). Reassembling the collection. Ethnographic museums and indigenous agency. Santa Fé: School for Advanced Research Press. 2013. p. 171-195.
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Documentação, registro e descrição das coleções e objetos etnográficos
A plurissemântica dos objetos indígenas nos museus
TEXTOS:
THOMAS, N. The museum as method. Museum Anthropology, 33(1):6-10. 2010.
PEARCE, S. Museum objects. In: PEARCE, S. (Ed.). Interpreting Objects and Collections. London, Routledge. 1999. p.9-11.
PEARCE, S. Thinking about things. In: PEARCE, S. (Ed.). Interpreting Objects and Collections. London, Routledge. 1999. p.125- 132.
PROWN, J. Mind in matter: an Introduction to material culture theory and method. In: PEARCE, S. (Ed.). Interpreting Objects and Collections. London, Routledge. 1999. p.133-138.
KNOWLES, C. Artifacts in Waiting: Altered Agency of Museum Objects. In: HARRISON, R; BYRNE, S. E CLARKE, A (Eds). Reassembling the collection. Ethnographic museums and indigenous agency. Santa Fe: School for Advanced Research Press. 2013. p. 229-257.
HAFNER, D. Objects, agency and context: Australian Aboriginal expressions of connection in relation to museum artifacts. Journal of Material Culture, 18(4):347-366. 2013. -
Os novos parâmetros da curadoria de acervos indígenas nos museus
TEXTOS:
MARSTINE, J. The contingent nature of the new museum ethics. In: MARSTINE, J. (Ed). Redefining ethics for the twenty-first-century museum (The Routledge Companion to Museums Ethics). Routledge, London. 2011. p. 3-25.
FIENUP-RIORDAN, A. From consultation to collaboration. In: BROEKHOVEN, L. van; BUIJS, C. e HOVENS, P. (Eds). Sharing knowledge and cultural heritage: first nations of the Americas. Studies in Collaboration with indigenous peoples from Greenland, North and South America. Leiden: Sidestone Press. 2010. p. 1-5
KREPS, C. Changing the rules of the road: post-colonialism and the new ethics of museum anthropology. In: In: MARSTINE, J. (editor). Redefining ethics for the twenty-first-century museum (The Routledge Companion to Museums Ethics). Routledge, London. 2011. p. 70-84.
ROCA, A. Acerca dos processos de indigenização dos museus: uma análise comparativa. Mana, 21(1):123-155. 2015. -
Pesquisa colaborativa de acervos indígenas
Exibições e colaboração indígena
TEXTOS:
SILVA, F.A. Os Asurini do Xingu no Museu de Arqueologia e Etnologia da Universidade de São Paulo (MAE-USP). In: CURY, M.C; MELLO VASCONCELLOS, C. DE E ORTIZ, J.M. Questões indígenas e museus. Debates e possibilidades. Brodowski: Secretaria de Estado e Cultura/ACAM Portinari/Museu de Arqueollogia e Etnologia. 2012. p.163-172.
ENGELSTAD, B. D. Curators, collections and Inuit communities. In: BROEKHOVEN, L. van; BUIJS, C. e HOVENS, P. (Eds). Sharing knowledge and cultural heritage: first nations of the Americas. Studies in Collaboration with indigenous peoples from Greenland, North and South America. Leiden: Sidestone Press, 2010, p. 39-52.FIENUP-RIORDAN, A. Yup’ik elders in museums: fieldwork turned on its head. In: PEERS, L. e BROWN, A.K. (Eds). Museums and source communities. A Routledge reader. Londres: Routledge, 2003, p. 28-41.
HALLAM, E. Texts, Objects and “Otherness”: Problems of Historical Process in Writing and Displaying Cultures. In: HALLAM, E. E STREET, B.V. (Eds.). Cultural Encounters. Representing “Otherness”London, Routledge, 2000.
MACDOUGALL, B. e CARLSON, M.T. West side stories. The blending of voice and representation through a shared curatorial practice. In: SLEEPER-SMITH, S. Contesting knowledge. Museums and indigenous perspectives. Lincoln/London: University of Nebraska Press. 2009, p. 156-191.
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A constituição de museus indígenas
O museu como espaço de encontro e diálogo intercultural
TEXTOS:
ROCA, A. Museus indígenas na Costa Noroeste do Canadá e Estados Unidos: colaboração, colecionamento e autorrepresentação. Revista de Antropologia, 58(2): 117-142. 2015.
GLASS, A. Drawing on Museums: early visual fieldnotes by Franz Boas and the indigenous recuperation of the archive. American Anthropologist, 120(1): 72-88. 2017.
SHANNON, J. The construction of native voice at the National Museum of the American Indian. In: SLEEPER-SMITH, S. Contesting knowledge. Museums and indigenous perspectives. Lincoln/London: University of Nebraska Press. 2009. p. 218-247.
ZIMMERMANN, L. “White people will believe anything!” Worrying about authenticity, Museum audiences, and working in Native American – focused Museums. Museum Anthropology, 33(1) 33-36. 2010.
VIDAL, L.B. Kuahí. The indians of the lower Oiapoque and their museum. Vibrant, 10 (1): 387-423. 2013.
LONETREE, A. Museums as sites of decolonization. Truth telling in National and tribal museums. In: SLEEPER-SMITH, S. Contesting knowledge. Museums and indigenous perspectives. Lincoln/London: University of Nebraska Press. 2009. p. 322-337.
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