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Itaipu Archaeology Museum: A paradigm shift in museology
This paper aims to analyze a paradigm shift in museology through the case study of the Itaipu Archaeology Museum (MAI), located in the city of Niterói, Brazil. For over 40 years, the MAI has disseminated narratives about the Itaipu prehistoric heritage. Concurrently, members of the Fishermen Village of Itaipu have struggled politically to legitimize their hundred-year-old fishing culture. This resistance movement will demand the MAI to acknowledge their identity discourses and practices, so that both the museum and the community can align their heritage perspectives.
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