Alice Berthon - From the exhibition in colonial exhibitions to the new Ainu National Museum

societes-plurielles:11291 - Sociétés plurielles, May 10, 2023, Identity versus science? Science at the service of identity? - https://doi.org/10.46298/societes-plurielles.2023.11291
From the exhibition in colonial exhibitions to the new Ainu National MuseumArticle

Authors: Alice Berthon 1,2,3,4

[en]
Has the inauguration of the first Ainu National Museum in Japan in 2020, which follows the recognition of their indigenous status in 2019, redefined the actors at play in discussing Ainu history? The study of this new museum will serve as a case study to analyse the elaboration of discourses defining Self and Other, as well as the relationship between those who produce knowledge about the Ainu and the Ainu themselves.

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L’inauguration en 2020 au Japon du premier Musée national aïnou, qui fait suite à la reconnaissance officielle de leur autochtonie en 2019, a-t-il rebattu les cartes de ceux qui ont voix au chapitre ? L’étude de ce nouveau musée sera l’occasion de revenir sur la construction des discours portés sur l’Autre et sur Soi et les rapports entretenus entre les producteurs de savoir et les personnes sur qui portaient et qui portent aujourd’hui ce savoir.


Volume: Identity versus science? Science at the service of identity?
Section: Articles
Published on: May 10, 2023
Imported on: May 10, 2023
Keywords: [SHS.MUSEO]Humanities and Social Sciences/Cultural heritage and museology, [SHS.ANTHRO-SE]Humanities and Social Sciences/Social Anthropology and ethnology, [en] Ainu, Ainu studies, history of science, national museum, indigeneity, museum studies, postcolonialism, otherness, représentation, museum exhibition; [fr] Aïnou, études aïnoues, histoire des sciences, musée national, autochtonie, muséographie, muséologie, postcolonial, altérité, représentation, exposition muséale

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