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Museums and the construction of race ideologies: the case of natural history and ethnographic museums in South Africa
This enquiry investigates the entanglement of the Natural History and Ethnographic museums in the construction of racist ideologies, the perpetuation of colonial reasoning and its continuities in South Africa today. It draws our attention to the fact that the museological institution was complicit a...
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University of Cape Town
2020
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