Claiming the Aboriginal Body in Tasmania. An Anthropological Study of Repatriation and Redress
- ISBN-10
- 9612544867
- ISBN-13
- 9789612544867
- Pages
- 111
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2013-09-01
- Publisher
- Založba ZRC
- Author
- Maja Petroviæ-Šteger
Description
Zaradi uspešnega lobiranja aboriginskih skupin iz Tasmanije po repatriaciji predniških ostankov se sodobne svetovne muzejske in znanstvene zbirke radikalno spreminjajo. V zadnjih desetih letih se je vrsta muzejev v Veliki Britaniji, Avstraliji, ZDA in drugje odrekla zbirkam predniškega telesnega materiala oziroma prepovedala njihovo razstavljanje v javnosti.
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