Prehistoric archeology in North America is driven by a process of decolonization that forces us to question and redefine its practices, as well as its links with Aboriginal communities and their archaeological heritage. No longer having the monopoly of discourse on this heritage, archaeologists are developing new approaches that are more collaborative, multivocal and socially relevant. The question of appropriating the past remains problematic, however, as it is subject to debates opposing sociopolitical and interpretative positions that are sometimes difficult to reconcile. This article provides a brief overview of the situation and the resulting ethical challenges, illustrated by a contemporary case study located in Montreal.L’archéologie...
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This article analyses the ethical consequences for archaeology and archaeologists induced by the pro...
International audienceThis article analyses the ethical consequences for archaeology and archaeologi...
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Depuis maintenant 70 ans, l’archéologie a considérablement renouvelé ses approches méthodologiques, ...
International audienceThis article examines the evolution of the relations between Canadian museums ...
La restitution des articles culturels autochtones détenus par des musées canadiens et...
Archaeology and social anthropology have different problematic and theoretical interests. Even ethno...
Archaeology, as a systematic scientific and applied discipline, is grounded in Western modern societ...
O World Heritage sites really belong ta humanity, to everyone? Ta this question, the issues of terri...
Nous assistons à d’importants mouvements de mise en patrimoine portés par des institutions légitimée...
Le rapport de la Commission de vérité et réconciliation du Canada (2015) fait le point sur la coloni...
This article analyses the ethical consequences for archaeology and archaeologists induced by the pro...
International audienceThis article analyses the ethical consequences for archaeology and archaeologi...
Les représentations patrimoniales des peuples autochtones ont marqué les pratiques muséales. Au trav...
L’auteur veut partager sa réflexion épistémologique sur les disciplines qui étudient l’art et le pat...
Pour une publication sur Épisciences.Whittaker John, 1997, “Here Come the Anthros. What Good is an A...
Dans un contexte où la communauté archivistique internationale insiste sur la nécessité pour les nat...
International audienceMuseums contribution to the European colonial project was and is still critici...
Depuis maintenant 70 ans, l’archéologie a considérablement renouvelé ses approches méthodologiques, ...
International audienceThis article examines the evolution of the relations between Canadian museums ...
La restitution des articles culturels autochtones détenus par des musées canadiens et...
Archaeology and social anthropology have different problematic and theoretical interests. Even ethno...
Archaeology, as a systematic scientific and applied discipline, is grounded in Western modern societ...
O World Heritage sites really belong ta humanity, to everyone? Ta this question, the issues of terri...