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Consequential Museum Spaces - Representing African American History and Culture (Hardcover)
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Consequential Museum Spaces - Representing African American History and Culture (Hardcover)
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In Consequential Museum Spaces, Bettina Messias Carbonell examines
how African American history and culture is-and historically has
been-represented in culturally specific and mainstream museums.
Carbonell argues that African American museums provide a corrective
history that is both argumentative and pragmatic: these museums
educate and enlighten, and they seek to effect change. Themes
examined here include settlement narratives; key movements and
individuals in political, social, and military history; the
treatment of slavery includingthe African, transatlantic, and
American slave trade and the long history of slavery as an
institution in the United States; the status of Africa-the
continent and individual countries and regions-as a source of
origins and traditions and a destination for reconnection with the
past; and activism and human rights. Carbonell considers this
museum-based work in the context of relevant historical (written)
texts and in the context of contemporary theories involving memory
and history, corrective history, intergenerational trauma, human
rights, and historical consciousness.
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