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The Museum in Asia advances an understanding of the flourishing museum landscape in the region by offering a variety of conceptual tools and frameworks through which museum development can be analysed and understood.

Informed by the key theoretical tenets of critical museology and heritage studies, this volume seeks to deconstruct the idea of museology and the museum phenomenon in East, South and Southeast Asia to identify common themes and trends unique to Asia. Drawing on case studies from ten different countries in Asia, including China and India, it proffers a set of analytical tools to think through how we can understand and conceptualise the study of museums and museology in Asia. Contributions to this edited volume are drawn from both Asian and Western academic contexts, thus offering both ‘inside’ and ‘outside’ perspectives on the museum phenomenon in Asia.

The Museum in Asia is the first academic book to explore the museum phenomenon in Asia from theoretical perspectives informed by critical museology and heritage studies, making it an essential text for the teaching of courses relating to museum studies, cultural heritage studies or Asian studies. Academics, students and professionals who are interested in learning more about the theory behind the museum phenomenon in Asia will find this book to be a useful resource.



The Museum in Asia advances understanding of the flourishing museum landscape in the region by offering a variety of conceptual tools and frameworks through which museum development can be analysed and understood.

Recenzijas

"At last, a comprehensive account of current museum developments in Asia, the new frontier of museology. Cai is an expert guide inclusive, critical, balanced while attending to politics, practice and, importantly, local perspectives." Professor Conal McCarthy, Professor of Museum and Heritage Studies, Victoria University of Wellington

"The Museum in Asia is an exciting collection of essays, providing an important corrective to museological debates that are all too often determined by European and North American contexts. As Yunci Cai argues in her introductory manifesto, Asian museums must be understood within their own socio-historical, cultural and political contexts and needs. This is precisely what the critical perspectives presented in this book offer."

Professor Paul Basu, Curator at the Pitt Rivers Museum and Professor of Anthropology in the School of Anthropology and Museum Ethnography, University of Oxford

List of figures; Series Preface; Preface; Acknowledgements; List of
Contributors;
1. A Manifesto for Museums in Asia; Section A: Reconsidering
Knowledge Structures
2. Numinous Objects and Their (Re)Contextualisation in
Local Museologies;
3. Religion on Display: A Comparative Study of the Museum
of World Religions and Exhibition Spaces in Temples in Taiwan;
4. Tracing the
Lineage of Linear Exhibition Narratives in Chinese Museology; Section B:
Rethinking Colonialism
5. Defining, Designating and Ruling the Other in the
Spaces of the Raffles Museum, Singapore, 1823 1960;
6. Unity in
Diversity: Museums and Representation in Myanmar;
7. Swapping Time between
Contemporary Ainu and Kaitaku Settler Colonial History; Section C: Localising
Museums --
8. Transforming Chemde Museum: Monastic Curating and Co-Curating
in a Tibetan Buddhist Monastery in Ladakh;
9. Community-based Museums in
Thailand and their Indigenous Curatorial Practices;
10. Curating the Dead: A
Case Study of Localising Strategies in a Private Museum in Vietnam;
11.
Vaacha: Preservation and Erasure in an Indigenous Museum; Section D:
Negotiating Politics
12. The Impact of Indias Partition on Museums of the
Punjab;
13. Exhibition Diplomacy: The Chinese Experience;
14. Jianchuan
Museum Complex: Ethics and Politics in Chinas Private Museum Practice;
15.
Rethinking Heritage Diplomacy on the Maritime Silk Road;
16. Museums as Sites
of Indigenous Revitalisation: Dialogues between National Museums, Indigenous
Artisans, and Indigenous Communities in Taiwan; Section E: Embracing
Contemporaneity
17. Intersections between Private Lives, Public Housing,
and National Narratives: Community Museums in Hong Kong and Singapore;
18. A
Systematic View on Digital Museum Practices with Activity Theory: Exploring
the Contradictions That Museum Practitioners Experience in the Republic of
Korea;
19. From Digitisation to Digital Repatriation: A Case Study of
International Dunhuang Project;
20. Post-disaster Practices in Japanese
Museums after the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami; Index.
Yunci Cai is Associate Professor of Museum and Heritage Studies at the University of Leicester, United Kingdom. She has research interests in cultural politics and museologies in and out of Asia. Her monograph Staging Indigenous Heritage: Instrumentalisation, Brokerage and Representation in Malaysia (Routledge 2020) explores the cultural politics of four Indigenous cultural villages in Malaysia.
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