Museums and the Constitution of Culture

Abstract

This chapter contains sections titled: Organizational Models, Professionalization,and Museums as Cultural Authorities Classification and Exhibition as Restrictive Practices Sacred Secrets in the Public Museum: Who Has Rights to Cultural Knowledge? Universalistic Knowledge Claims versus Multiple Narratives Conservation Ethics and the Polysemy of Museum Objects Interactive Processes, Meaning-Making,and the Persistence of Authoritative Expertise Museums, Identities,and Communities Culture, Money,and Power in Public Museums Concluding Remarks

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