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UID:euroseas-2024-memories-objects-art-disrupting-colonial-narratives-on-borneo-s-cultural-heritage-1
SUMMARY:Memories, objects, art: disrupting colonial narratives on Borneo’s cultural heritage (1)
LOCATION:REC A2.11
DESCRIPTION:The establishment of the Brooke government in Borneo from the 1
 840s heralded both the gradual imposition of state borders onto previously 
 flexible boundaries, and the start of an unprecedented extraction of knowle
 dge, resources and material culture from the island. The uniquely personal 
 nature of the Brooke state had a transboundary impact on knowledge-gatherin
 g across the island, enabling European scholar-administrators to leave a si
 gnificant and enduring legacy for interpretations and perceptions of Borneo
 ’s history and culture. The voices of colonial scholars such as Charles Hos
 e and Tom Harrisson continue to dominate contemporary understandings of thi
 s region, both locally and globally, and to shape the public interpretation
  of Borneo’s heritage. This panel seeks to open a dialogue on how these nar
 ratives might be challenged and Borneo’s cultural heritage reinterpreted to
  privilege local knowledge and perspectives, within an interdisciplinary fr
 amework spanning anthropology, history, art history and museology. It will 
 highlight several ongoing projects focusing on alternative source material,
  including oral narratives, artworks and museum collections, and evaluate a
 pproaches to this material and their benefits and challenges. The panel wil
 l be pertinent to Borneo Studies, but also explores case studies relevant t
 o the re-examination and reinterpretation of colonial histories more genera
 lly.
URL:https://euroseas2024.org/panels/memories-objects-art-disrupting-colonial-narratives-on-borneo-s-cultural-heritage
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UID:euroseas-2024-memories-objects-art-disrupting-colonial-narratives-on-borneo-s-cultural-heritage-2
SUMMARY:Memories, objects, art: disrupting colonial narratives on Borneo’s cultural heritage (2)
LOCATION:REC A2.11
DESCRIPTION:The establishment of the Brooke government in Borneo from the 1
 840s heralded both the gradual imposition of state borders onto previously 
 flexible boundaries, and the start of an unprecedented extraction of knowle
 dge, resources and material culture from the island. The uniquely personal 
 nature of the Brooke state had a transboundary impact on knowledge-gatherin
 g across the island, enabling European scholar-administrators to leave a si
 gnificant and enduring legacy for interpretations and perceptions of Borneo
 ’s history and culture. The voices of colonial scholars such as Charles Hos
 e and Tom Harrisson continue to dominate contemporary understandings of thi
 s region, both locally and globally, and to shape the public interpretation
  of Borneo’s heritage. This panel seeks to open a dialogue on how these nar
 ratives might be challenged and Borneo’s cultural heritage reinterpreted to
  privilege local knowledge and perspectives, within an interdisciplinary fr
 amework spanning anthropology, history, art history and museology. It will 
 highlight several ongoing projects focusing on alternative source material,
  including oral narratives, artworks and museum collections, and evaluate a
 pproaches to this material and their benefits and challenges. The panel wil
 l be pertinent to Borneo Studies, but also explores case studies relevant t
 o the re-examination and reinterpretation of colonial histories more genera
 lly.
URL:https://euroseas2024.org/panels/memories-objects-art-disrupting-colonial-narratives-on-borneo-s-cultural-heritage
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