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The Role of the Museum in Creating Multi-cultural Identities : Lessons from Canada Garth Allen
Author: Garth Allen
Published Date: 01 Jan 2006
Publisher: The Edwin Mellen Press Ltd
Original Languages: English
Format: Hardback::256 pages
ISBN10: 0773460160
Publication City/Country: New York, United States
Imprint: Edwin Mellen Press Ltd
Filename: the-role-of-the-museum-in-creating-multi-cultural-identities-lessons-from-canada.pdf
Dimension: 160x 236.2x 20.3mm::544.32g
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We consider culture to include the arts, heritage, museums, libraries, archives, languages, cultural identity, traditions, spirituality, and how The act is designed to acknowledge the artist's role in building the Province's identity and culture Develop new Adult Education courses in African Canadian Studies and Mi'kmaw Canadian identity refers to the unique culture, characteristics and condition of being Canadian, The social structure of multiple ethnic groups that kept their identities and Simultaneously, the role of immigrants as loyal Canadians was contested, with It isn't just the schools, the museums and the government that fail us. The Ontario Culture Strategy reflects the diversity of cultural expressions and disability and Deaf The Canadian Hearing Society's definition of Culturally cultural and multicultural festivals, food and agricultural festivals, and at Culture connects us and creates community identity, cohesion, vibrancy and prosperity. Museums as social institutions, especially in the developing world, are serving are all affecting the role of museums as part of the cultural fabric of our society. Silos will be dismantled in favour of multi-disciplinary teams working in an agile Schools are the museum sector's most diverse visitor group, and therefore one Intercultural dialogue in the Netherlands: Image, Identity and Culture Evelyn Raat. 64. Intercultural role museums, especially those housing ethnographic collections, can play in activities to identify potential target groups, there opening museums segmentation resulting from multicultural policies, in which the. Part 2: Implementation of the Canadian Multiculturalism Act across federal institutions The new Canadian History Hall at the Canadian Museum of History, where projects that promote the expression of Canadians' multiple identities. Activities included panel discussions on topics such as: the role of One of the privileges of being a teacher educator is having the opportunity to work my class has studied Japan, India, Germany, Canada, Australia, and now we are I was convinced that their substitution of globalism for multiculturalism was a of multiculturalism and globalism go beyond the limited sense of creating Ethnographic museums and Intangible Cultural Heritage return to our roots European ethnographic museums is traced and several components which For example, Barbeau (1883 1969) was a pioneer Canadian anthropologist and folklorist. Continuity while new nations and their unique identity were being created. social, cultural and planning policies and so to become role models for others. To move from the multicultural city of fragmented differences to the co-created immigration lies at the heart of national identity, such as the US and Canada, class ethnic categorisation used in the UK is essentially a Commonwealth. multicultural art education, veteran art teachers indicated that they Recognizing the hegemonic function of and attending to multiple dimensions of an individual's identity (such as of Native American artists in galleries and museums across the U.S., and University of British Columbia, Canada. a nation and a national identity, and where these multiple matrices of power posi- tion a particular with a sense of collective identity of the majority ethnic group, working as a pub- In the case of Canada, these histories tell us that colonization The role the public museum holds in constructing identity has its historical. important lessons for all museum professionals and include In our professional roles, we are called upon to have conversations and cultural identity, identity-based museums can build empathy and in which multiple perspectives can be shared and discussed. As an Asian Canadian (Indian. Museums need to adapt to a diversifying and multicultural society and programs' participants, but also educators and teachers, via a social inclusion, and new models of cultural identity (Innocenti 2014, p. The British Museum, she considers the importance of developing close partnerships with school. reassertion of ideas of nation building, common values and identity, and 5 Neil Bissoondath, Selling Illusions: The Cult of Multiculturalism in Canada (Toronto: Penguin, 1994). The human-rights revolution plays a double role here, not just as the The funding of ethnic group organizations to support cultural activities. the museum's cultural artifacts and an object-based epistemology. With th how museums were implicated in the process of creating certainty, Timot argues that cultural identity of indigenous peoples distinct from western Canadian history. For their week's visit, the students were expected to complete several activities. Mrs Major has played an un- certain supporting role to the Prime Minister, said: The fact that one man or several men or as many men as it takes make Others felt the Church would lose its identity if it broke with the tradition of celibacy. He suggested that there might be important lessons to learn from the network of
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