Catalogue
Catalogue
Object Type
Name/Title
Museums, society, inequality
Other Name
Primary Maker
Contributor/Publisher
Routledge
Place
Date
2002
Physical Description
ISBN/ISSN
0415260604
Level of Current Record
Bib record
Member Object
Subject Category
Content
Pt. 1. Museums and society: issues and perspectives. 1. Museums and the combating of social inequality: roles, responsibilities, resistance / Richard Sandell. 2. The good enough visitor / Mark O'Neill. 3. Measuring social value / Carol Scott. 4. Architectures of inclusion: museums, galleries and inclusive communities / Andrew Newman and Fiona McLean. 5. The therapeutic potential of museums as pathways to inclusion / Lois H. Silverman. 6. Buried in the footnotes: the absence of disabled people in the collective imagery of our past / Annie Delin. 7. Representing lesbians and gay men in British social history museums / Angela Vanegas. 8. Remembering ourselves in the work of museums: trauma and the place of the personal in the public / Gaynor Kavanagh
Pt. 2. Strategies for inclusion. 9. Harnessing the power of history / Ruth J. Abram. 10. Representing diversity and challenging racism: the Migration Museum / Viv Szekeres. 11. Developing a community of practice: museums and reconciliation in Australia / Developing a community of practice: museums and reconciliation iLynda Kelly and Phil Gordon. Developing a community of practice: museums and reconcil12. The National Museums of Kenya and social responsibility: working with street children / The National Museums of Kenya and social responsibility: working with street children / The National Museums of Kenya and social responsibility: working with street children / The National MusFrederick Karanja Mirara. 13. Museums and the health of the community / Jocelyn Dodd. 14. Children's museums in hospitals / Despina Kalessopoulou
Pt. 3. Towards the inclusive museum. 15. Rethinking heritage: cultural policy and inclusion / Lola Young. 16. Positioning the museum for social inclusion / David Fleming. 17. Maori and museums: the politics of indigenous recognition / David Butts. 18. Inclusion and the power of representation: South African museums and the cultural politics of social transformation / Inclusion and the power of representation: South African museums and the cultural politics of social transformation / Khwezi ka Mpumlwana, Gerard Corsane and Juanita Pastor-Makhurane / Inclusion and the power of representation: South African museums and the cultural politics of social transformation / Kh[et al.].
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Collection Type
Reading Room
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19 Dec 2023
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