... This chapter examines the governmental deployments of ethnology both “at home and away” in France as represented by the interwar fieldwork and exhibition practices of the Musée de l’Homme. Focused on the practices of collecting, collectors, and the epistemic circulation of objects...

... indigenous anthropology ethnology Board of Maori Ethnological Research New Zealand anthropological assemblage ...

... French ethnology Musée de l’Homme Musée des Arts et Traditions Populaires colonial Indochina ...

... in government research and museum activities. indigenous anthropology ethnology Board of Maori Ethnological Research New Zealand anthropological assemblage ...

... of Northwest Coast Indians at the American Museum of Natural History in 1896; the Maori Ethnology Gallery at Wellington’s Dominion Museum in1936, and the introductory display in the Senegal section of the Sub-Saharan Africa Hall at the Musée de l’Homme in 1938. anthropological assemblage fieldwork...

... American practitioners of bondage-and-discipline/sadomasochism (BDSM) and erotic Master/slave relationships. ambivalence social theory ethnological Schadenfreude sadomasochism double consciousness ...

..., based on the latest positivist ethnological, criminological, and social-Darwinist thinking. The defense mixed scholarly erudition with the racial hysteria of public discourse at the turn of the century. ...

... on the latest positivist ethnological, criminological, and social-Darwinist thinking. The defense mixed scholarly erudition with the racial hysteria of public discourse at the turn of the century. In 1900, the political capital shifted from Sucre to La Paz, Liberals finally emerged triumphant...