Decolonizing Museums: Tupinambá feathered cloaks in European Museums

Decolonizing Museums: Tupinambá feathered cloaks in European Museums

Some of the most famous European museums, started as ‘cabinets of curiosity’, with pieces travelers would gather from all over the world. Today, great part of their collections is composed of pieces of traditional peoples from colonized lands. Such pieces, produced from different epistemes, and with...

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Published in:Religious Materials: Emic Perspectives - Etic Constructions - Museum Classifications. REDIM Conference 2021
Main Author: Rodrigues de Souza, Patricia (Dr.)
Contributors: Franke, Edith (Prof. Dr.) (Hrsg), Jelinek-Menke, Ramona (Dr.) (Hrsg)
Format: Presentation
Language:English
Published: Philipps-Universität Marburg 2021
Subjects:
Decolonizing museums
Tupinambá
South epistemologies
Brazilian Indigenous people
feathered cloaks
Religion, Religionsphilosophie
Religion
Online Access:Video
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Religious Materials: Emic Perspectives - Etic Constructions - Museum Classifications. REDIM Conference 2021

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