Race and the Struggle for a Cosmopolitan Archaeology: Ongoing Controversies over the Representation and the Exhibition of Osceola

Autor:	Terrance M. Weik
Rok vydání:	2012
Předmět:	Archeology History 060101 anthropology 060102 archaeology media_common.quotation_subject Subject (philosophy) 06 humanities and the arts Representation (arts) Archaeology Exhibition Race (biology) 0601 history and archaeology Racialization Ideology Florida Seminole media_common
Zdroj:	Historical Archaeology. 46:123-141
ISSN:	2328-1103 0440-9213
DOI:	10.1007/bf03376864
Popis:	Archaeologists’ growing interest in global manifestations of racialization invite explorations of the subject in cases such as the 19th-century Florida Seminole leader named Osceola. Methodologies that lend themselves to the study of racialized human remains, historical places, material culture, and texts are necessary for the development of archaeological approaches to different forms of available evidence. Ideologies and intellectual discourses are important forces and products of racialization, whose influence is marked in cases like that of Osceola. Theories of racial representation and racialization provide useful methods for deconstructing images, uncovering politicaleconomic interests, and identifying biases of various sources. These are a part of the conceptual toolkit that is necessary for archaeologists to develop a more cosmopolitan practice.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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