Vol. 13 No. 4 (2015): Making Military Histories in Museums

Published: 29.01.2016

Articles

Understanding implicit learning in museums and galleries

Alex Elwick

420-431
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Attempting intelligibility with the seemingly incomprehensible: Murambi, human remains and the Labour of Care

Ashley DeMartini

431-444
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Making Military Histories in Museums Editorial Introduction

Sheila Watson, Alastair Massie

445
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Contested Objects: Curating Soldier Art

Holly Furneaux, Sue Prichard

447-461
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The Muted Voice: The Limitations of Museums and the Depiction of Controversial History

John A Haymond

462-468
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Trophies of War: Representing ‘Summer Palace’ Loot in Military Museums in the UK

Louise Tythacott

469-488
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Objects and the Representation of War in Military Museums

James Scott

489-502
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Negotiating a ‘Tangled Web of Pride and Shame’: A Crimean Case-Study

Rachel Bates

503-521
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Shaped by familiarity: Memory, Space and Materiality at Imperial War Museum North

Angela Loxham

522-538
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Review Article

Enhancing our understanding of museum audiences: visitor studies in the twenty-first century

Ceri Jones

539-544
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European Museums, Migration, and Social Inclusion

Amy K Levin

545-548
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Book Reviews

Marie Riegels Melchior (ed) Birgitta Svensson (ed), Fashion and Museums: Theory and Practice, London, Bloomsbury, 2014, paperback, £19.99

Lindsey Holmes

549-551
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Amy Jane Barnes, Museum Representations of Maoist China: From Cultural Revolution to Commie Kitsch, Farnham: Ashgate, 2014, hardback £58.50, pp. x+253

Elizabeth Lawrence

552-553
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Koontz, C. and Mon, L., Marketing and Social Media. A Guide for Libraries, Archives, and Museums, Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, 2014, paperback, pp. 310

Anna Mikhaylova

554-555
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Ross Wilson, Cultural Heritage of the Great War in Britain, Farnham: Ashgate, 2013, hardback £65.00, pp.245

Joel Morley

556-557
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