Towards the Ethical Art Museum Benjamin Jowett

Towards the Ethical Art Museum Benjamin JowettMuseums are under fire currently from all quarters on account of a wide range of ethical issues, from their association with morally dubious regimes to the questionable provenance of objects in their collections and the perceived lack of inclusivity of their exhibitions. This book examines why the art museum has become a focus for societys ethical concerns in the 21st century, whether it is ever possible for a museum to be a neutral space, and what a

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