@article{oai:glim-re.repo.nii.ac.jp:00002656,
 author = {大出, 尚子 and Oide, Shoko},
 issue = {14},
 journal = {東洋文化研究, Journal of Asian cultures},
 month = {Mar},
 note = {application/pdf, This　research　is　a　comparative　study　highlighting　the　differences between　the　Government－General　Museum　of　Korea，　a　museum　that served　as　the　national　museum　of　Korea　under　the“official　empire，” and　the　National　Museum　of　Manchukuo　that　served　as　the　national museum　under　the“unofficial　empire”of　Manchukuo．　This　study specifically　focuses　on　the　backgrounds　and　goals　of　the　museum establishments，　building　locations，　managerial　organization，　historical 　accounts　of　artifacts，　and　the　exhibits　of　each　museum．　The relations　between　each　of　these　areas　and　the　colonial　policies　affecting each　museum　were　then　compared． 　　　The　result　of　the　analysis　of　academic　sources　and　historical surveys　shows　that　the　displays　at　the　Government－General　Musgum of　Korea　demonstrated　the　theme“unity　of　Japan　and　Korea．”Irl contrast，　the　National　Museum　of　Manchukuo　exhibitions　were　found to　focus　on　goodwill　and　the　strengthening　of　friendship　between Japan　and　Manchukuo．　Despite　this，　the　activities　of　the　National Museum　of　Manchukuo　reflected　in　changes　seen　in　the　exhibitions， were　represented　by“Manchurian　history”that　rejected　the　reinstatement 　of　the　Qing　dynasty．},
 pages = {1--28},
 title = {日本の旧植民地における歴史・考古学系博物館の持つ政治性 : 朝鮮総督府博物館及び「満州国」国立(中央)博物館を事例として},
 year = {2012},
 yomi = {オオイデ, ショウコ}
}