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WPC Team; Juliastuti, Nuraini

Contents

Note on Names

Introduction: ‘Commons Museums’ as a Counter-Authoritative Form of ‘Worlding’

Pagesangan and Lakoat.Kujawas as Historical Bodies

Different Seasons at Work

How to Talk Back: Training Sensibilities for Diverse Knowledge

Non-Extractive Attitude: Community Research Methodology and Knowledge Production

Concluding Notes

References

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Diah Widuretno, ‘Belajar dari Gaber, Atasi Ancaman Krisis Pangan Pandemi Corona’ [Learning from Gaber, in Dealing with Food Crisis amidst Corona Pandemic], Historead, 25 June 2021 <https://web.archive.org/web/20210921074950/https://historead.co.id/belajar-dari-gaber-atasi-ancaman-krisis-pangan-pandemi-corona/> [accessed 2 February 2022]
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Harris, Clare, ‘Digital Dilemmas: The Ethnographic Museum as Distributive Institution’, Journal of the Anthropological Society of Oxford, 5.2 (2013), pp. 125–36
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