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Fragments of the Past: The Petit Palais, the Exposition Universelle, and the Ghosts of French Imperialism
ABSTRACT My article discusses how the universal exposition is displayed in the Petit Palais museum in Paris. The Petit Palais' articulation of its own relationship to the Exposition of 1900 raises important questions about whether or not the full and complex history of the exposition can be on display in the same space reserved for national pride and mass tourism. Through a reading of the permanent installation at the Petit Palais, I examine what the universal exposition reveals about grappling with legacy.
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