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Subverting the Gaze
From: Decolonize Museums
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In Chapter Two: Subverting the Gaze, Lee examines how museums have served as historical extensions of European and North American colonial projects. Topics discussed include the neutral aesthetic of museums, the glorification of Eurocentrism and whiteness through museums, museum as celebrations of imperial nations, and the rise of natural history museums and the ethno-spectacle of nineteenth-century fairs and exhibitions.