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SUMMARY:Colonialism, Material Culture and Museum Collections
DESCRIPTION:Spring School\n\nFor centuries, European scholars and explorers
  travelled the world in search of unfamiliar landscapes, peoples and cultur
 es. During the colonial period, collecting human remains, everyday objects 
 and ritual artefacts became common practice, often to demonstrate perceived
  differences between Europeans and the peoples they encountered. Many of th
 ese objects were taken without the consent of their original communities an
 d brought to Europe for scientific or educational purposes. Today, they con
 tinue to shape how non-European cultures are represented in museums. Develo
 ping decolonial perspectives therefore requires placing these objects withi
 n their local, colonial and transnational contexts. The Spring School at th
 e Bavarian Academy of Sciences and Humanities is part of the research proje
 ct From Collection to Collaboration: Revisiting the Colonial Philippine Col
 lection of Heinrich Rothdauscher (1851–1937) at the Museum Fünf Kontinente 
 in Munich. Between 1873 and 1883, the German pharmacist Heinrich Rothdausch
 er lived in the Philippines and collected numerous artefacts. After returni
 ng to Germany, he donated 112 objects to the Royal Ethnographic Collection 
 in Munich, forming one of the earliest Philippine collections in Germany. T
 he Spring School explores how colonial collections can be interpreted and p
 resented today, addressing questions of historical violence, cultural signi
 ficance and innovative approaches to museum exhibitions.\n\nBy Invitation o
 nly\n\nVeranstalter \n\nA collaboration between the Bavarian Academy for Sc
 iences and Humanities and the Museum Fünf Kontinente
LOCATION:Museum Fünf Kontinente
DTSTAMP:20260504T081606Z
DTSTART:20260518T080000Z
DTEND:20260522T120000Z
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