Ambivalencia del objeto antiguo

This essay presents two moments experienced in two distant territories to reflect on hegemonic narratives imposed upon cultural objects, especially in response to the new exhibition at the National Museum of Archaeology in Guatemala. I visualize the diversity of relationships and histories of these objects and explain how they are silenced in an exhibition that reproduces a national discourse.

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2025-06-13
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Archaeological and Historical Studies
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Ambivalencia del objeto antiguo

Adriana Linares
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Ambivalencia del objeto antiguo

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This essay presents two moments experienced in two distant territories to reflect on hegemonic narratives imposed upon cultural objects, especially in response to the new exhibition at the National Museum of Archaeology in Guatemala. I visualize the diversity of relationships and histories of these objects and explain how they are silenced in an exhibition that reproduces a national discourse.

post(s)Vol. 11
Latin American Institute (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 84%
Archaeological and Historical Studies
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