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Tables of Contents for The Storage Box of Tradition
Chapter/Section Title
Page #
Page Count
Preface
xi
List of Abbreviations
xv
Introduction
1
1
The Anthropological Encounter
1
5
The Kwakwaka'wakw
6
13
PART ONE. CREATING THE CLASSICAL IMAGE OF KWAKWAKA'WAKW ART AND CULTURE (1875-1950)
Collecting
19
54
Who Were the Collectors?
19
20
What Did They Collect?
39
16
How Did They Collect?
55
8
Collecting and Native Traditions
63
10
Anthropological Representations
73
38
Scholarship
73
6
International Expositions
79
15
Exhibitions in Anthropology Museums
94
11
Object and Context: The Display of the Classical Kwakwaka'wakw Artifact
105
6
Aesthetic Appropriation
111
26
Anthropological Neglect
112
5
From Ethnology to Art: The Creation of an Art World
117
15
Primitivism and Kwakwaka'wakw Art
132
5
PART TWO. THE ``RENAISSANCE'' OF KWAKWAKA'WAKW ART AND CULTURE (1950-1980)
Mungo Martin and the Renaissance of Kwakwaka'wakw Art
137
37
Totem Pole Parks before 1950
137
10
Mungo Martin among the Anthropologists
147
25
From Replication to Creation
172
2
The Contemporary Art World: Ethnic Fine Art
174
33
The Development of the Art Market
177
9
Display
186
7
Artists and the Hobbyist Tradition
193
8
Authenticity and Ethnicity in the Northwest Coast Indian Art World
201
6
Contemporary Anthropology: The Kwakwaka'wakw Object in History
207
60
Collecting
209
8
Conservation
217
4
Display
221
25
Performance: The ``Museum Indian''
246
6
Scholarship
252
15
PART THREE. REPATRIATION: ``GIVING THE ART BACK TO THE INDIANS'' (1950-1980)
The Museum as Patron
267
42
Commissions
268
15
Training Programs
283
10
Loan Programs
293
7
Museums as Reference
300
6
The Uses of Museums: Tradition and Creativity
306
3
Native Cultural Programs
309
36
On Home Ground: Dances, Totem Poles, and Houses
310
24
Marketing
334
3
Training Programs
337
2
Scholarship
339
6
Native Museums
345
34
Founding Process: Repatriation as Social Drama
345
8
The Museum and the Cultural Center
353
3
Museum Forms and Functions
356
17
Culture and History in the Kwakwaka'wakw Museums
373
6
Epilogue: Continuity and Influence
379
16
Notes
395
30
References
425
24
Index
449
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