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Les « zoos humains », symboles oubliés de l'histoire contemporaine, ont été totalement refoulés de notre mémoire collective. Ces exhibitions des « sauvages », aussi bien des « exotiques » que des « monstres », ont pourtant été, en Europe, aux États-Unis et au Japon, une étape majeure du passage progressif d'un racisme scientifique à un racisme populaire. Au carrefour du discours savant, des cultures de masse et de l'intérêt des puissances coloniales, ces exhibitions ont touché un peu moins d'un milliard et demi de visiteurs depuis l'exhibition en Europe de la Vénus hottentote, au début du XIXe siècle. Ces exhibitions, peuplées d'êtres difformes et de personnes en provenance des espaces coloniaux d'Afrique, d'Amérique, d'Océanie ou d'Asie, comme appartenant à un univers de l'anormalité, disparaîtront progressivement avec les années 1930, mais elles avaient fait alors leur oeuvre : bâtir deux humanités. Véritable synthèse et de ouvrage de référence sur la question, rassemblant les meilleurs spécialistes internationaux, cette nouvelle édition de Zoos humains. Au temps des exhibitions humaines (La Découverte, 2002) est entièrement refondue et largement complétée. Fruit de plus de dix ans de recherches, elle paraît à l'occasion de l'exposition « Exhibitions. L'invention du sauvage » organisée au musée du Quai Branly à Paris

Ethnology --- Anthropology --- Ethnic relations --- Human zoos --- History.

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Wild men --- Anthropological museums and collections --- Exhibitions --- Hommes sauvages --- Anthropologie --- Expositions --- History --- Musées et collections --- Histoire --- Anthropology --- Ethnological museums and collections --- Human zoos --- Indigenous peoples --- Racism in museum exhibits --- History. --- Europe --- Colonies --- Exhibitions. --- 19th-20th centuries --- Sauvages --- Expositions coloniales --- Exhibitions ethnographiques --- 19th-20th centuries. --- ethnography --- colonial exhibitions --- Ethnology. Cultural anthropology --- Musées et collections --- Museum exhibits --- Ethnological expositions (Human zoos) --- Expositions, Ethnological (Human zoos) --- Zoos, Human --- Ethnology --- Ethnological collections --- Human beings --- Museums --- Ethnographic shows --- Primitive societies --- 950 --- Exposition Universelle --- racisme --- ethnologie --- cultuurgeschiedenis --- histoire culturelle --- Human zoos - History - 19th century - Exhibitions --- Human zoos - History - 20th century - Exhibitions --- Ethnological museums and collections - Exhibitions --- Anthropology - History - Exhibitions --- Racism in museum exhibits - Exhibitions --- Social sciences

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The Other Side of Empathy argues that empathy itself is a culturally created and maintained affective ideology deployed to make sense of a world that has been irrevocably distorted by colonization and technology. Understanding empathy culture, and empathy as an ideology allows for an exploration of its arbitrariness, cultural contradictions, and limits. An analysis of "human zoos," as presented in colonial photography and in their digital afterlife, illustrates how ingrained proper empathetic responses are built into culture. Emerging technologies, such as Artificial Intelligence and Virtual Reality, ensure that colonial dynamics are maintained into the future despite information that allows other ways of understanding the past. The Other Side of Empathy attempts to illustrate how we can dismantle empathy to allow for more nuanced and complete understandings of the colonial past and its impact on the world today.

Empathy --- Human zoos --- Other (Philosophy) --- Colonization --- Photography --- Racism in anthropology --- Technology --- History --- Social aspects --- Philosophy and psychology of culture --- Colonisation. Decolonisation --- Ethnology. Cultural anthropology

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"This book explores the experiences of Filipino Muslims put on display at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition at the 1904 World's Fair"--

History --- Imperialism in popular culture --- Human zoos --- Ethnology --- Muslims --- Exhibitions --- Louisiana Purchase Exposition --- Moros, Empire, Exposition, Philippines, colonial studies, American empire.

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Human zoos --- Ethnology --- Indigenous peoples --- Human experimentation in medicine --- Human body --- Exhibitions ethnologiques --- Anthropologie sociale et culturelle --- Autochtones --- Expérimentation humaine en médecine --- Corps humain --- History --- Exhibitions --- Exhibitions. --- Social aspects --- Histoire --- Expositions --- Aspect social