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Introduction Amy Lonetree Lonetree, Amy Amanda J. Cobb Cobb, Amanda J.
Conversation 1: History and Development
1 A New Thing?
The National Museum of the American Indian in Historical and Institutional Context Ira Jacknis Jacknis, Ira 3
2 Decolonizing the "Nation's Attic"
The National Museum of the American Indian and the Politics of Knowledge-Making in a National Space Patricia Pierce Erikson Erikson, Patricia Pierce 43
3 Concourse and Periphery
Planning the National Museum of the American Indian Judith Ostrowitz Ostrowitz, Judith 84
Conversation 2: Indigenous Methodology and Community Collaboration
4 Critical Reflections on the Our Peoples Exhibit
A Curator's Perspective Paul Chaat Smith Smith, Paul Chaat 131
5 Collaborative Exhibit Development at the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian Cynthia Chavez Lamar Lamar, Cynthia Chavez 144
6 The Making of Who We Are
Now Showing at the National Museum of the American Indian Lelawi Theater Beverly R. Singer Singer, Beverly R. 165
Conversation 3: Interpretations and Response
7 Gym Shoes, Maps, and Passports, Oh My!
Creating Community or Creating Chaos at the National Museum of the American Indian? Elizabeth Archuleta Archuleta, Elizabeth 181
8 "Indian Country" on the National Mall
The Mainstream Press versus the National Museum of the American Indian Aldona Jonaitis Jonaitis, Aldona Janet Catherine Berlo Berlo, Janet Catherine 208
9 What Are Our Expectations Telling Us?
Encounters with the National Museum of the American Indian Gwyneira Isaac Isaac, Gwyneira 241
10 No Sense of the Struggle
Creating a Context for Survivance at the National Museum of the AmericanIndian Sonya Atalay Atalay, Sonya 267
11 (Un)disturbing Exhibitions
Indigenous Historical Memory at the National Museum of the American Indian Myla Vicenti Carpio Carpio, Myla Vicenti 290
12 "Acknowledging the Truth of History"
Missed Opportunities at the National Museum of the American Indian Amy Lonetree Lonetree, Amy 305
Conversation 4: Questions of Nation and Identity
13 The National Museum of the American Indian as Cultural Sovereignty Amanda J. Cobb Cobb, Amanda J. 331
14 Performing Reconciliation at the National Museum of the American Indian
Postcolonial Rapprochement and the Politics of Historical Closure Pauline Wakeham Wakeham, Pauline 353
15 "South of the Border" at the National Museum of the American Indian Robin Maria DeLugan DeLugan, Robin Maria 384
16 Inside Out and Outside In
Re-presenting Native North America at the Canadian Museum of Civilization and the National Museum of the American Indian Ruth B. Phillips Phillips, Ruth B. 405
17 The National Museum of the American Indian and the Siting of Identity Mario A. Caro Caro, Mario A. 431
The Contributors 449
Index 455
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reviewed The National Museum of the American Indian: Critical Conversations on April 20, 2013
The National Museum of the American Indian: Critical Conversations
Mr. Johnson is severely bi-polar, but he's nevertheless influenced a generation of pop-stars and songwriters. I came to this book by way of "The Devil and Daniel Johnston", a documentary that you should go watch right now if you've never heard of this "American John Lennon".
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