Imperial Museum Dynasties in Europe: Papal Ethnographic Collections and Material Culture
暫譯: 歐洲帝國博物館：教皇民族誌收藏與物質文化

Alison Kahn was trained as Anthropologist at the universities of London (M.A.) and Oxford (M.Phil., D.Phil.). She works in the digital archive management sector and in academia, lecturing on documentary filmmaking and museum anthropology. She integrates the use of audio-visual artifacts and digital media as tools and products of her research. Her area of study includes the Vatican's ethnographic collections and colonial and post-colonial discourses in India, focusing on Naga material culture in European museums and Anglo-Indian global diasporas. Alison is Director of the Oxford Documentary Film Institute, Visiting Fellow in Digital Learning Systems at Loughborough University, and Senior Tutorial Fellow in Museum Anthropology at Stanford University's Overseas Program in Oxford. Her research portfolio spans across museum curatorship, digital learning, and collaborative ethnographic film-making. Her current research investigates how children engage with multimedia activities, including: film, AI, and online learning platforms.

艾莉森·卡恩（Alison Kahn）在倫敦大學（M.A.）和牛津大學（M.Phil., D.Phil.）接受人類學訓練。她在數位檔案管理領域和學術界工作，教授紀錄片製作和博物館人類學。她將視聽文物和數位媒體作為其研究的工具和產品。她的研究領域包括梵蒂岡的民族誌收藏以及印度的殖民和後殖民話語，專注於歐洲博物館中的納迦（Naga）物質文化和英印全球散居社群。艾莉森是牛津紀錄片電影研究所的主任，拉夫堡大學數位學習系統的訪問研究員，以及斯坦福大學牛津海外項目的博物館人類學高級導師。她的研究範疇涵蓋博物館策展、數位學習和協作民族誌電影製作。她目前的研究探討兒童如何參與多媒體活動，包括：電影、人工智慧（AI）和線上學習平台。