Margareta von Oswald is an anthropologist and curator. She is a research fellow at the Centre for Anthropological Research on Museums and Heritage, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. She co-edited 'Across Anthropology. Troubling Colonial Legacies, Museums, and the Curatorial' (2020, Leuven University Press). Jonas Tinius is a research fellow at the Centre for Anthropological Research on Museums and Heritage (CARMAH), Institute of European Ethnology, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.

An assemblage of research articles, reflections, and conversations, Across Anthropology: Troubling Colonial Legacies, Museums, and the Curatorial provides a unique and necessary contribution to recent conversations questioning the meaning, relevance, and legitimacy of anthropology as a discipline [...] Offering ongoing projects of ontological shifts and epistemic critiques, this book demonstrates the potential for decolonizing practices in the museum, while also acknowledging that representational work is not enough. [...] I would recommend this work to scholars, students, and practitioners, especially those dubious of the efficacy of anthropology and museums. In interrogating the validity of anthropology and museums, these contributors have deftly demonstrated the radical potentialities offered by these institutions through epistemological technologies and ethical apparatus, even as their epistemic existence is reconsidered. Sowparnika Balaswaminathan, Museum Anthropology, November 2021, https://doi.org/10.1111/muan.12239

• List of imagesAcknowledgements Introduction: Across Anthropology Margareta von Oswald and Jonas TiniusMuseums and the Savage Sublime Arjun AppaduraiTransforming the Ethnographic : Anthropological Articulations in Museum and Heritage Research Sharon Macdonald“Museums are Investments in Critical Discomfort”A conversation with Wayne ModestFrontiers of the (Non)Humanly (Un)Imaginable : Anthropological Estrangement and the Making of Persona at the Musée du Quai BranlyEmmanuel Grimaud“On Decolonising Anthropological Museums : Curators Need to Take ‘Indigenous’ Forms of Knowledge More Seriously”A conversation with Anne-Christine TaylorTroubling Colonial Epistemologies in Berlin’s Ethnologisches Museum : Provenance Research and the Humboldt ForumMargareta von Oswald“Against the Mono-Disciplinarity of Ethnographic Museums”A conversation with Clementine DelissResisting Extraction Politics : Afro-Belgian Claims, Women’s Activism, and the Royal Museum for Central AfricaSarah Demart“Finding Means to Cannibalise the Anthropological Museum”A conversation with Toma Muteba LuntumbueAnimating Collapse: Reframing Colonial Film ArchivesAlexander Schellow and Anna Seiderer“Translating the Silence”A conversation with le peuple qui manqueArt-Anthropology Interventions in the Italian Post-Colony : The Scattered Colonial Body ProjectArnd Schneider“Dissonant Agents and Productive Refusals”A conversation with Natasha GinwalaPorous Membranes : Hospitality, Alterity, and Anthropology in a Berlin District GalleryJonas Tinius“What happens in that space in-between and beyond this relation”A conversation with Bonaventure Soh Bejeng NdikungMaterial Kin : “Communities of Implication” in Post-Colonial, Post-Holocaust Polish Ethnographic CollectionsErica Lehrer“Suggestions for a Post-Museum”A conversation with Nanette SnoepRepresentation of Culture(s) : Articulations of the De/Post-Colonial at the Haus der Kulturen der Welt in BerlinAnnette Bhagwati“How Do We Come Together in a World that Isolates Us?”A conversation with Nora SternfeldThe Trans-Anthropological, Anachronism, and the ContemporaryRoger SansiList of contributorsVisual constellations across the fields Some lists to inspire the reader

Margareta von Oswald is an anthropologist and curator. She is a research fellow at the Centre for Anthropological Research on Museums and Heritage, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. She co-edited 'Across Anthropology. Troubling Colonial Legacies, Museums, and the Curatorial' (2020, Leuven University Press). Jonas Tinius is a research fellow at the Centre for Anthropological Research on Museums and Heritage (CARMAH), Institute of European Ethnology, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.

An assemblage of research articles, reflections, and conversations, Across Anthropology: Troubling Colonial Legacies, Museums, and the Curatorial provides a unique and necessary contribution to recent conversations questioning the meaning, relevance, and legitimacy of anthropology as a discipline [...] Offering ongoing projects of ontological shifts and epistemic critiques, this book demonstrates the potential for decolonizing practices in the museum, while also acknowledging that representational work is not enough. [...] I would recommend this work to scholars, students, and practitioners, especially those dubious of the efficacy of anthropology and museums. In interrogating the validity of anthropology and museums, these contributors have deftly demonstrated the radical potentialities offered by these institutions through epistemological technologies and ethical apparatus, even as their epistemic existence is reconsidered. Sowparnika Balaswaminathan, Museum Anthropology, November 2021, https://doi.org/10.1111/muan.12239

• List of imagesAcknowledgements Introduction: Across Anthropology Margareta von Oswald and Jonas TiniusMuseums and the Savage Sublime Arjun AppaduraiTransforming the Ethnographic : Anthropological Articulations in Museum and Heritage Research Sharon Macdonald“Museums are Investments in Critical Discomfort”A conversation with Wayne ModestFrontiers of the (Non)Humanly (Un)Imaginable : Anthropological Estrangement and the Making of Persona at the Musée du Quai BranlyEmmanuel Grimaud“On Decolonising Anthropological Museums : Curators Need to Take ‘Indigenous’ Forms of Knowledge More Seriously”A conversation with Anne-Christine TaylorTroubling Colonial Epistemologies in Berlin’s Ethnologisches Museum : Provenance Research and the Humboldt ForumMargareta von Oswald“Against the Mono-Disciplinarity of Ethnographic Museums”A conversation with Clementine DelissResisting Extraction Politics : Afro-Belgian Claims, Women’s Activism, and the Royal Museum for Central AfricaSarah Demart“Finding Means to Cannibalise the Anthropological Museum”A conversation with Toma Muteba LuntumbueAnimating Collapse: Reframing Colonial Film ArchivesAlexander Schellow and Anna Seiderer“Translating the Silence”A conversation with le peuple qui manqueArt-Anthropology Interventions in the Italian Post-Colony : The Scattered Colonial Body ProjectArnd Schneider“Dissonant Agents and Productive Refusals”A conversation with Natasha GinwalaPorous Membranes : Hospitality, Alterity, and Anthropology in a Berlin District GalleryJonas Tinius“What happens in that space in-between and beyond this relation”A conversation with Bonaventure Soh Bejeng NdikungMaterial Kin : “Communities of Implication” in Post-Colonial, Post-Holocaust Polish Ethnographic CollectionsErica Lehrer“Suggestions for a Post-Museum”A conversation with Nanette SnoepRepresentation of Culture(s) : Articulations of the De/Post-Colonial at the Haus der Kulturen der Welt in BerlinAnnette Bhagwati“How Do We Come Together in a World that Isolates Us?”A conversation with Nora SternfeldThe Trans-Anthropological, Anachronism, and the ContemporaryRoger SansiList of contributorsVisual constellations across the fields Some lists to inspire the reader

Margareta von Oswald is an anthropologist and curator. She is a research fellow at the Centre for Anthropological Research on Museums and Heritage, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. She co-edited 'Across Anthropology. Troubling Colonial Legacies, Museums, and the Curatorial' (2020, Leuven University Press). Jonas Tinius is a research fellow at the Centre for Anthropological Research on Museums and Heritage (CARMAH), Institute of European Ethnology, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.

An assemblage of research articles, reflections, and conversations, Across Anthropology: Troubling Colonial Legacies, Museums, and the Curatorial provides a unique and necessary contribution to recent conversations questioning the meaning, relevance, and legitimacy of anthropology as a discipline [...] Offering ongoing projects of ontological shifts and epistemic critiques, this book demonstrates the potential for decolonizing practices in the museum, while also acknowledging that representational work is not enough. [...] I would recommend this work to scholars, students, and practitioners, especially those dubious of the efficacy of anthropology and museums. In interrogating the validity of anthropology and museums, these contributors have deftly demonstrated the radical potentialities offered by these institutions through epistemological technologies and ethical apparatus, even as their epistemic existence is reconsidered. Sowparnika Balaswaminathan, Museum Anthropology, November 2021, https://doi.org/10.1111/muan.12239

• List of imagesAcknowledgements Introduction: Across Anthropology Margareta von Oswald and Jonas TiniusMuseums and the Savage Sublime Arjun AppaduraiTransforming the Ethnographic : Anthropological Articulations in Museum and Heritage Research Sharon Macdonald“Museums are Investments in Critical Discomfort”A conversation with Wayne ModestFrontiers of the (Non)Humanly (Un)Imaginable : Anthropological Estrangement and the Making of Persona at the Musée du Quai BranlyEmmanuel Grimaud“On Decolonising Anthropological Museums : Curators Need to Take ‘Indigenous’ Forms of Knowledge More Seriously”A conversation with Anne-Christine TaylorTroubling Colonial Epistemologies in Berlin’s Ethnologisches Museum : Provenance Research and the Humboldt ForumMargareta von Oswald“Against the Mono-Disciplinarity of Ethnographic Museums”A conversation with Clementine DelissResisting Extraction Politics : Afro-Belgian Claims, Women’s Activism, and the Royal Museum for Central AfricaSarah Demart“Finding Means to Cannibalise the Anthropological Museum”A conversation with Toma Muteba LuntumbueAnimating Collapse: Reframing Colonial Film ArchivesAlexander Schellow and Anna Seiderer“Translating the Silence”A conversation with le peuple qui manqueArt-Anthropology Interventions in the Italian Post-Colony : The Scattered Colonial Body ProjectArnd Schneider“Dissonant Agents and Productive Refusals”A conversation with Natasha GinwalaPorous Membranes : Hospitality, Alterity, and Anthropology in a Berlin District GalleryJonas Tinius“What happens in that space in-between and beyond this relation”A conversation with Bonaventure Soh Bejeng NdikungMaterial Kin : “Communities of Implication” in Post-Colonial, Post-Holocaust Polish Ethnographic CollectionsErica Lehrer“Suggestions for a Post-Museum”A conversation with Nanette SnoepRepresentation of Culture(s) : Articulations of the De/Post-Colonial at the Haus der Kulturen der Welt in BerlinAnnette Bhagwati“How Do We Come Together in a World that Isolates Us?”A conversation with Nora SternfeldThe Trans-Anthropological, Anachronism, and the ContemporaryRoger SansiList of contributorsVisual constellations across the fields Some lists to inspire the reader