Free Delivery Over $100
|
|
|||
|
||||
OverviewDes sp�cialistes de l'ensemble de l'Europe d�crivent les enjeux politiques et scientifiques auxquelles a pr�sid� la fondation des mus�es d'arch�ologie entre 1848 et 1914. Au travers de personnalit�s �minentes, le livre restitue un tour d'horizon europ�en des institutions mus�ales abritant les vestiges issus du sol. Au-del� d'une histoire de l'institution, il s'agit de montrer comment une pens�e politique et des conceptions historiques se sont retrouv�es refl�t�es dans les mus�es, en retra�ant aussi bien une histoire scientifique que toute une soci�t� savante et l'esprit d'une �poque. Entre hier et aujourd'hui, quels mus�es au sein d'une m�me nation, quelles r�alit�s et quelles politiques ? Les mus�es d'arch�ologie doivent-ils toujours raconter l'histoire de la nation, et quelle histoire ? Comment g�rent-ils la contradiction qui p�se entre la recherche scientifique, en perp�tuelle interrogation, et le d�sir de se rattacher � des racines ancr�es dans un socle identitaire stable ? Aujourd'hui au coeur d'un nouveau paysage des mus�es d'arch�ologie, r�el ou id�al, ces questions sont �galement abord�es. English abstract: Specialists from across Europe describe the political and scientific challenges that accompanied the foundation of archaeological museums between 1848 and 1914. Through eminent personalities, the book provides a European overview of museum institutions housing artifacts derived from the ground. Beyond the history of the institution, the aim is to demonstrate how political thought and historical conceptions found reflection in museums, tracing not only a scientific history but also an entire scholarly society and the spirit of an era. Between the past and the present, which museums exist within a nation, what realities, and what policies? Should archaeological museums always narrate the history of the nation, and which history should that be? How do they manage the contradiction that arises from the perpetual questioning of scientific research and the desire to connect with roots firmly entrenched in a stable identity? Today, at the heart of a new landscape of archaeological museums, whether real or ideal, these questions are also addressed. Full Product DetailsAuthor: Dr Catherine Louboutin , Anne Leho�rffPublisher: Sidestone Press Imprint: Sidestone Press ISBN: 9789464262636ISBN 10: 946426263 Pages: 502 Publication Date: 28 April 2024 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Temporarily unavailable  The supplier advises that this item is temporarily unavailable. It will be ordered for you and placed on backorder. Once it does come back in stock, we will ship it out to you. Table of ContentsReviewsAuthor InformationCatherine Louboutin, General Curator of Heritage, led a career until 2019 that she began at the MAN (French National Archaeological Museum) for nearly 20 years as the head of Neolithic and Bronze Age collections, and then as the deputy director responsible for scientific policy. In the meantime, she devoted about ten years to the restructuring of the Grand-Pressigny museum in Indre-et-Loire, and then to leading the network of regional museums within the Ministry of Culture. In parallel, she carried out significant research activity, particularly on Neolithic sites, and has more than fifty scientific publications or works intended for the general public, such as 'Au N�olithique, les premiers paysans du monde' (Gallimard 2006), translated into German, Chinese, Italian, Japanese, and Dutch. Deeply committed to the official bodies of archaeology, she has, for nearly 20 years, trained many students at the �cole du Louvre who are now active in the world of archaeology. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
||||
