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Karin Kersteter <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 25 Apr 2000 18:15:51 EDT
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Dear listers,
    A colleague of mine in our anthropology department is developing a
master's thesis concerning the presentation of indigenous art and artifacts.
He is interested in the differences between the way native peoples display
their own objects in their own museums, versus the way these items are
presented in other museums. He is struggling to locate some relevant
theoretical frameworks he could use to guide his project. Does anyone have
any thoughts or sources concerning theory that may be useful or relevant?
Thank you.

Karin Kersteter
anthropology graduate student

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