人味！哪去了？：博物館的原住民異己再現與後殖民的展示批判

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1 We are human being Native today living voice 65

2 LakotaBea Medicine Hill & Hill, 1994 : Native America Graves Protection and Repatriation Act1989 National Museum of American Indian NMAI Assembly of First Nations AFN Canada Museums Association CMA Task Force Report on Museums and First Peoples 66

3 1994 George Gustav Heye Center 1 All Roads are Good Native Voices on Life and Culture Creation s Journey Masterworks of Native American Identity and Belief This Path We Travel Celebrations of Contemporary Native American Creativity Alberta Tom Hill Hill & Hill,

4 68 Kenneth Hudson 1987 The Museums of Influence Hudson, 1991: 457~458 Hudson, ethnographic allegory Penney,

5 1987 Woodland Indian Cultural Educational Centre Sky Walkers A History of Indian Ironworkers Mohawk3 Tom Hill Hill, 1987: Booming Out Mohawk Ironworkers Build New York4 Raymond Williams Williams

6 70 Roger Keesing Schech & Haggis Thomas McEvilley 1989 Magiciens de La Terre Navajo Thomas McEvilley ~96

7 1998 American Association of Museums Exploring Different, Finding Connect Karp & Kratz Sandell Nottingham Castle Museum and Art Gallery Sandell Hill, William W. Fitzhugh Exhibition 71

8 Eskimos Sven Haakanson Kodiak Island Sugpiaq Fitzhugh, ~230 multiculturalism pluralism 1980 Fred Wilson Mundine Museum for African Art Fusion West African Artist and the Venice Biennale McEvilley

9 Mitchell & New, X Reservation X The Power of Place

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12 Peter Vergo coelacanth Vergo, ~4 Said the George Gustav Heye Center 1998 Cultural Resources Center 2. First Nations First People 3. Akwesasne Kahnawake 4. Booming Out Said, Edward W Schech, S. & Haggis, J McEvilley, Thomas ~ ~76 Sandell, Richard

13 17 37~ ~182 Mundine, Djon ~183 Williams, Raymond 2003 Fitzhugh, William W Ambassadors in Sealskins : Exhibition Eskimos at the Smithsonian. In Henderson, Amy. & Kaeppler, Adrienne L. ed., Exhibiting Dilemmas Issues of Representation at the Smithsonian. pp.206~245. Washington and London: Smithsonian Institute Press. Hudson, Kenneth How Misleading Does an Ethnographical Museum Have to Be? In Karp, Ivan. & Lavine, Steven D. ed., Exhibition Cultures : The Poetics and Politics of Museum Display. pp.457~464. Washington: Smithsonian Institution Press. Hill, Richard Skywalkers A History of Indian Ironworkers. Ontario: Woodland Indian Cultural Educational Centre. Hill, Tom & Hill, Richard W. ed Creation s Journey Native American Identity and Belief. Washington Smithsonian Institution Press. Mitchell, Nancy M. & New, Lloyd Creativity is Our Tradition Three Decades of Contemporary Indian Art. New Mexico Institute of American Indian and Alaska Native Culture and Arts Development. McEvilley, Thomas Fusion West African Artist and the Venice Biennale. New York Museum for African Art. Penney, David W The Poetics of Museum Representation Tropes of Recent American Indian Art Exhibition. In The Changing Presentation of the American Indian: Museum and Native Cultures. pp.47~66. Washington Smithsonian Institution Press. Vergo, Peter. ed The New Museology. London Reaktion