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Vol. 61 No. 17 (2021): Bodies and Dissidences in Museums and Museology

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Projeto “Teoria e Prática da Sociomuseologia” FCT – CEECIND/04717/2017 (2019-25)

Published: 2021-04-30

Editorial

  • Editorial

    Judite Primo, Jean Baptista, Tony Boita
    1-4
    • pdf (Portuguese)

Articles

  • For a Black Lesbian Museology

    Geanine Vargas Escobar
    5-41
    • pdf (Portuguese)
  • Between the arch and the basket: Queer notes on heterocentric indigenous people in museums and Museology

    Jean Baptista
    43-65
    • pdf (Portuguese)
  • Collection and Diversity: in search of new collections management methodologies

    Thainá Lopes, Renata Padilha, Mayara Ladeia
    67-84
    • pdf (Portuguese)
  • Applied LGBT Museology: a management experience at the Museu das Bandeiras

    Tony Boita
    85-108
    • pdf (Portuguese)
  • Training for gender diversity and visibility actions for the LGBT population in museums in Belo Horizonte

    Jezulino Braga
    109-129
    • pdf (Portuguese)
  • Trans Narratives in Museums Collections: Dialogues with Élle de Bernardini and Lyz Parayzo

    Anna Paula da Silva
    131-148
    • pdf (Portuguese)
  • “Sexual roles” at Museu Paulista collection

    Leonardo Vieira
    149-169
    • pdf (Portuguese)
  • Essay on a PositHIVe Museology

    Alex Padilha
    171-192
    • pdf (Portuguese)

Recenções/Review

  • LGBT Museology Cartography of LGBTQI + memories in collections, archives, heritage, monuments and transgressor museums - by Tony Boita

    Cristina Bruno
    193-195
    • pdf (Portuguese)

Language

  • English
  • español
  • português

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