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084			_aAVRE HI07
245		4	_aThe changing presentation of the American Indianeditor, Ann kawasaki
250			_aPrimera edición.
264		1	_aNew york : _bNatural museum of the american Indian, _c1999.
300			_a118 páginas.
490	0		_aHistoria de vida LGBTI, 4.
505	0		_a1.indians of Nort America --- museums congresses 2. Intercultural communication congresses 3.Museum techniques congresses 4. Indians in popular culture -- congresses. 5. Indians of North America --- Public opinion Congress National Museum of the American indian .
520	3		_aMuseums like most formal organizations, tend to be conservative and have as a firts priority self -perpetuation. Change is likely to be quicker and smoother when firts peoples take more active roles in their partnerships with institutions
650	1	7	_aMuseos
700	1		_akawasaki, Ann
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