Foreign Egypt. Egyptology and the Concept of Cultural Appropriation

Чужой Египет. Египтология и концепция культурной апроприации
Thomas Schneider
2005-08-02

Egyptian studiesEgyptologyForeign Egyptcultural appropriation
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It contributes a theoretical critique of scholarly practices that may appropriate, reframe, or claim authority over Egyptian cultural heritage.
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The paper examines Egyptology through the concept of cultural appropriation, focusing on how ancient Egyptian culture is represented and interpreted as “foreign.”
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The title indicates a central tension between Egyptology’s study of Egypt and the disciplinary construction of Egypt as an object culturally external to modern scholars.

Egyptology

the concept and dynamics of cultural appropriation in Egyptological scholarship

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