Reflections of a Culture Broker: A View from the Smithsonian

Richard Kurin

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Chapter 1 Foreword Chapter 2 Preface Chapter 3 Acknowledgements Chapter 4 1. Prologue: Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief Chapter 5 2. Introduction: Brokering Culture Part 6 I. Brokering the Smithsonian Chapter 7 3. Brokering the Smithsonian's 150th Anniversary Chapter 8 4. Making a Museum Object Chapter 9 5. Exhibiting the Enola Gay Chapter 10 6. What's with Anthropology? Chapter 11 7. Debating Racially and Culturally Specific Museums Chapter 12 8. The Festival on the Mall Part 13 II. Case Studies of Brokering Culture Chapter 14 9. The Festival of India Chapter 15 10. Brokering Post-Colar War Folklore Chapter 16 11. America's Reunion on the Mall: A Presidential Inaugural Chapter 17 12. O Jerusalem! Chapter 18 13. Workers' Culture in the White House Chapter 19 14. What Is It? The American South at the Olympics Chapter 20 15. Conclusion: The New Study and Curation of Culture

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