Museums, the Media and Refugees : : Stories of Crisis, Control and Compassion / / Katherine Goodnow, Jack Lohman, Philip Marfleet.
Across countries and time, asylum-seekers and refugees have been represented in a variety of ways. In some representations they appear negatively, as dangers threatening to ‘over-run’ a country or a region with ‘floods’ of incompatible strangers. In others, the same people are portrayed positively,...
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Frontmatter -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- How Do We Sing Our Song in a Strange Land? Belonging: Voices of London’s Refugees in the Museum of London -- Forgotten by History: Refugees, Historians and Museums in Britain -- SECTION ONE Traditional Methods and New Moves: Migrant and Refugee Exhibitions in Australia and New Zealand -- SECTION TWO Framing Refugees: Context and Narratives in Other Media -- CHAPTER 1 Introduction and Overview -- CHAPTER 2 Conceptual Proposals and Analytic Steps -- CHAPTER 3 Specifying Contexts: Significant Features -- CHAPTER 4 The Tampa and Initial Framing -- CHAPTER 5 Hardening and Sustaining a Frame -- CHAPTER 6 One Represention Unravelled, Another Sustained -- CHAPTER 7 Dissent: Challenges Focused on Truth and Law -- CHAPTER 8 Points of Change: From Concerns for Individuals to Concerns for Groups -- CHAPTER 9 Change: From Individuals to Groups to Policies -- CHAPTER 10 Extensions: Other Countries, Continuing Questions -- Bibliography |
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Frontmatter -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- How Do We Sing Our Song in a Strange Land? Belonging: Voices of London’s Refugees in the Museum of London -- Forgotten by History: Refugees, Historians and Museums in Britain -- SECTION ONE Traditional Methods and New Moves: Migrant and Refugee Exhibitions in Australia and New Zealand -- SECTION TWO Framing Refugees: Context and Narratives in Other Media -- CHAPTER 1 Introduction and Overview -- CHAPTER 2 Conceptual Proposals and Analytic Steps -- CHAPTER 3 Specifying Contexts: Significant Features -- CHAPTER 4 The Tampa and Initial Framing -- CHAPTER 5 Hardening and Sustaining a Frame -- CHAPTER 6 One Represention Unravelled, Another Sustained -- CHAPTER 7 Dissent: Challenges Focused on Truth and Law -- CHAPTER 8 Points of Change: From Concerns for Individuals to Concerns for Groups -- CHAPTER 9 Change: From Individuals to Groups to Policies -- CHAPTER 10 Extensions: Other Countries, Continuing Questions -- Bibliography |
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