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Bibliographie Aarnes, Sigurd. 1983. "Myths and Heroes in 19th-century Nation-building in Norway", in Eade (€d.), Romantic Nationalism in Europe. Canberra Anderson, Benecict. 1983. imaginated Communities, Reflections on the Origin and Spread of Nationalism . London Hobsbawm, Eric. 1983. "Introduction: Inventing Tradition", in Hobsbawn, Eric & Terence Ranger (ed.). The Invention of Traditio/!. Cambridge Klausen, Arne Martin. 1991. Le savoir-etre norvegien. Paris, L'Harmattan Klausen, Arne Martin. 1993, "Construction of the Norwegian Image: Reflections on the Olympic Design Programme", in Puijk, Roel (ed.), 01 og forskningen III. Lillehammer, 0stJandsforskning Kuhn, Hans. 1983. "The Farmer and the Viking: Forms of Romantic Nationalism in 19th-century Scandinavia", in Eade (ed.), Romantic Nationalism in Europe. Canberra Maure, Marc.1993. "Nation, paysan et musee - la naissance des musees d'ethnographie dans les pays scandinaves", Terrain, no. 20, Paris Maure, Marc. 1995. "Le Pays an et Ie Viking au musee - nationalisme et patrimoine en Norvege au 1ge siecle", in Mission du patrimoine ethnologique (€d.), Ethnologie et patrimoine en Europe / Socialanthropology and Heritage in Europe. (rapport du colloque de Tours, 1993). Olsen, Bjornar. 1986. "Norwegian Archeology and the People without (Pre)History or How to Create a Myth of a Uniform Past", Archeological Review from Cambridge, 5:1, Cambridge 194
An Industrial Community and its Heritage by Randi Bllrtvedt Curator at Western Norway Industrial Museum, N-5770 Tyssedal, Norway Paper given at the Semillar on Museums alld Mu seology in Nonvay and Scandinavia, ICOFOM Stavanger July 2, 1995 I was asked to speak here at the General Conference of ICOM 1995 on the issue "An industrial community and its heritage" . I am honoured and very glad to have the possibility to present our museum. I guess I was asked to come because I represent a new type of museums in Norway; a museum that combines industrial history with social history and where the scenery and cultural landscape are parts of the museum concept. Here I am also going to exemplify the challenges in creating an industrial museum which depicts everyday-life in our century. As a curator of Western Norway Industrial Museum I do not work for an interested minority, but for all the people in my home town Odd a, the suburb of Tyssedal and the surrounding district. My task is to point out the importance of knowing our history, our roots and our identity in order to understand other people. I am myself a member of this local society, but as a professional I am paid to take care of the cultural heritage and document contemporary life. I have been given the job to build a brand new museum from scratch. It has been interesting to work so hard for what I believe in - the idea of the folk museum and its aim: education. Ten years ago I was employed by the municipality of Odda to elucidate the possibility of establishing a museum in Odda. I had just finished my studies as an ethnologist and was fascinated by the idea of the ecomuseum, that engages in the local society and political issues. I believe in the fact that a museum must be a place of activity, involve and interest people, engage them in their surroundings, contemporary life and history. History does not exist in a museum alone, but between people in a society. I will now try to tell you about the process of building an industrial and social museum from scratch in a small community. 195
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MUSEUMS and COMMUNITIES: a powerful
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