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Heritage and museums : shaping national identity

Title/Author: Heritage and museums : shaping national identity / editor, J.M. Fladmark

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Formatted Contents Note: 완전내용Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Foreword; Acknowledgements; Introduction; The Museum of Scotland Capturing the Spirit of a Nation; 1 Why a Museum of Scotland? Aspirations and Expectations; 2 The Architect's Vision Designing for Context and Content; 3 Shaping and Selling the Idea How the Product was Presented; 4 From Artefacts to Audience Strategy for Display and Interpretation; 5 Public Perception of History The Twentieth Century Gallery; 6 Objects as Evidence The Evaluation of Material Culture; 7 Building Collections Constraints of Changing Contexts

Formatted Contents Note: 완전내용8 Objects as Icons Myths and Realities of Jacobite Relics9 Jock Tamson's Bairns Ethnicity and Identity; 10 Scotland and the World Building on the Diaspora; 11 A House Built for Identity National Shrine or Distorting Mirror?; 12 Communicating Identity Perceptions of the Museum of Scotland; The Scottish Partners Towards a National Iconography; 13 Images And Identity The Cultural Context of Portraits; 14 Monumental Images Scott and the Creation of Scotland; 15 Artefacts and Monuments The Building Blocks of Identity; 16 Holding Heritage in Trust Curating the Diversity of a Nation

Formatted Contents Note: 완전내용17 Scots Image Makers Past Lessons from Tourism18 Museums Working Together A National Strategy for Scotland; 19 Scotland in a New Light Towards a Collective National Image; 20 Heritage Interpretation From Equity Audits to Branding; 21 Ancestral Voices Makars of Music and Identity; International Exchange Learning from Others; 22 Nationalism and Museology Reflections on Swedish Experience; 23 The Image of Denmark Museums as Sanctuaries of Identity; 24 National Costume A Symbol of Norwegian Identity; 25 The Museums of Russia Four Centuries of Development

Formatted Contents Note: 완전내용26 The Way of the People A New Museum of the American Indian27 Developed Indian Identities Seeing the Stereotypes and Beyond; 28 How Real Is our Past? Authenticity in Heritage Interpretation; 29 How Big Is Identity? The Mobile Co-ordinates of History; 30 The Poverty of Nations Should Museums Create Identity?