The Resource Who owns history? : Elgin's Loot and the case for returning plundered treasure, Geoffrey Robertson
Who owns history? : Elgin's Loot and the case for returning plundered treasure, Geoffrey Robertson
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- Summary
- Taking his cue from Cicero, the great Roman barrister, Geoffrey Robertson argues that justice requires the return not only of the 'Elgin' Marbles to Greece, but of many looted antiquities on display in the museums of Britain, Europe and America. He argues that the Gweagal Shield - dropped when Cook shot at Aboriginals in Botany Bay in 1770 - should be returned to Australia from the British Museum. He wants the government to acquire the hull of HMS Endeavour recently located off Rhode Island. He has located Arthur Phillip's tombstone for Yemmerrawanne, the first Australian expatriate, in a South London churchyard, and he wants to bring it back. Robertson's judgement is uncompromising: cultural heritage belongs to the people of whose history it is a part, unless its return would be attended by danger to the artwork itself. And since the movement for the restitution of cultural property is based on human rights, governments that want it back must show respect for the rights of the peoples on whose behalf they make the claim. Who Owns History? not only delves into the crucial debate over the Marbles, but examines how the past can be experienced by everyone, as well as by the people of the country of origin
- Language
- eng
- Extent
- xxvi, 273 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates
- Isbn
- 9781760893699
- Label
- Who owns history? : Elgin's Loot and the case for returning plundered treasure
- Title
- Who owns history?
- Title remainder
- Elgin's Loot and the case for returning plundered treasure
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- Geoffrey Robertson
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- Elgin's Loot and the case for returning plundered treasure
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- Language
- eng
- Summary
- Taking his cue from Cicero, the great Roman barrister, Geoffrey Robertson argues that justice requires the return not only of the 'Elgin' Marbles to Greece, but of many looted antiquities on display in the museums of Britain, Europe and America. He argues that the Gweagal Shield - dropped when Cook shot at Aboriginals in Botany Bay in 1770 - should be returned to Australia from the British Museum. He wants the government to acquire the hull of HMS Endeavour recently located off Rhode Island. He has located Arthur Phillip's tombstone for Yemmerrawanne, the first Australian expatriate, in a South London churchyard, and he wants to bring it back. Robertson's judgement is uncompromising: cultural heritage belongs to the people of whose history it is a part, unless its return would be attended by danger to the artwork itself. And since the movement for the restitution of cultural property is based on human rights, governments that want it back must show respect for the rights of the peoples on whose behalf they make the claim. Who Owns History? not only delves into the crucial debate over the Marbles, but examines how the past can be experienced by everyone, as well as by the people of the country of origin
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- Who owns history? : Elgin's Loot and the case for returning plundered treasure, Geoffrey Robertson
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- Who owns history? : Elgin's Loot and the case for returning plundered treasure, Geoffrey Robertson
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- Includes bibliographical references and index
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- 24 cm.
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- xxvi, 273 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates
- Isbn
- 9781760893699
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