Titlebook: Our Hearts Fell to the Ground; Plains Indian Views Colin G. Calloway Book 1996 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 1996

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Colin G. Callowaybe. The research also demonstrates that ethnographic collections continue to play important roles in supporting and reworking national identities as well as to challenge these through ongoing negotiations and sharing of ideas among both the guardians of these objects and their creator communities. T

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Colin G. Callowayrom one of paternalism to one of collaboration including education, production, marketing and research that focuses on Hopi history and cultural values. Study of MNA collections and associated documentation, and discussions with Hopi artists, show that Hopi art emphasizes the makers’ social identiti

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Colin G. Calloway by mnemonic connections between people and things, but these are shaped by ideas and institutions linking the individual, the family and nation, the house and the museum. Cultural practices of collecting involve many ways of locating the self in the collective and the collective in the self, indeed

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