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Inside the White Cube
Inside The White Cube
    Concerned with the
    complex and sophisticated
    relationship between
    economics, social
    context, and aesthetics
    as represented in the
    contested space of the
    art gallery, this book
    raises the question of
    how artists must construe
    their work in relation to
    the gallery space and
    system.
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The Manual of Museum Learning
The Manual Of Museum Learning
    A practical guide to
    creating successful
    learning experiences in
    museums and related
    institutions. Based on an
    understanding of museum
    learning as an experience
    that occurs within a
    personal, social, and
    physical context, it
    explores why, for whom,
    and how these contexts
    can be orchestrated in
    museum galleries with
    optimal results.
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Liberating Culture
Liberating Culture
    Using examples of
    indigenous models from
    Indonesia, the Pacific,
    Africa and Native North
    America, Kreps
    illustrates how the
    growing recognition of
    indigenous curation and
    concepts of cultural
    heritage preservation is
    transforming conventional
    museums.
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A Companion to Museum Studies
A Companion To Museum Studies
    A Companion to Museum
    Studies captures the
    multidisciplinary
    approaches to the study
    of the development,
    roles, and significance
    of museums in
    contemporary society. It
    is an indispensable
    reference for art
    historians, museum
    curators, and art and
    culture lovers.
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A Companion to Museum Studies
A Companion To Museum Studies
    Presents the
    multidisciplinary
    approach to the study of
    the development, roles,
    and significance of
    museums in contemporary
    society. This title
    examines the complexity
    of the museum from
    cultural, political,
    curatorial, historical
    and representational
    perspectives. It covers
    traditional subjects,
    such as space, display,
    and buildings.
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Ecomuseums
Ecomuseums
    The ecomuseum phenomenon
    has grown dramatically.
    There is no one ecomuseum
    model, but a philosophy
    that has been adapted and
    moulded for use in a
    variety of situations.
    This edition covers
    theories and practices
    that have resonance with
    ecomuseums, such as the
    notions of cultural
    landscapes, intangible
    cultural heritage, and
    biosphere reserves.
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Who Owns Antiquity?
Who Owns Antiquity?
    Calls for measures to
    broaden rather than
    restrict international
    access to antiquities.
    This book advocates
    restoration of the system
    under which source
    countries would share
    discovered artefacts in
    exchange for
    archaeological help, and
    argues that museums
    should be allowed
    reasonable ways to
    acquire undocumented
    antiquities.
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Managing Conservation in Museums
Managing Conservation In
Museums
    Explaining and critically
    reviewing management
    procedures such as
    performance indicators
    and strategic planning,
    this book shows how
    techniques from
    mainstream management can
    be used to facilitate a
    holistic and professional
    approach to the business
    of conservation and
    collection preservation.
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The Politics of Display
The Politics Of Display
    This title brings
    together studies of
    contemporary and
    historical museum
    exhibitions and contends
    that they are never, and
    never have been, above
    politics. In addition,
    it aims to chart the
    changing relationships
    between displays and
    their audience and to
    analyze the shift in
    styles.
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National Museums in a Globalised World
National Museums In A
Globalised World
    The role of museums as
    mediators is assuming
    central importance around
    the world as museums
    react much more intensely
    to societal needs than
    they did in the past.
    This book addresses the
    question of national
    museums through
    international dialogue
    and exemplifies how the
    museum world has become
    internationalised.
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National Museums
National Museums
    Questions the origins,
    purpose, organisation,
    politics, narratives,
    philosophies, of
    national museums. This
    title includes a
    comparative analysis of
    national museums, and
    examines the past,
    present and the future of
    the national museum. It
    goes beyond individual
    histories of national
    museums and examines the
    phenomenon on a global
    scale.
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Capturing Museum Knowledge
Capturing Museum Knowledge
    It makes sense for
    institutions to digitally
    register their
    collections or company
    information. Office
    automation has been
    introduced in almost all
    museums in the
    Netherlands. This work
    describes how the
    Tropenmuseum has
    developed from a
    completely analogue
    institution to a museum
    where digitisation is
    central and forms part of
    the work processes.
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RE_ACTION - The Digital Archive Experience
RE_ACTION - The Digital
Archive Experience
    Investigates the ways in
    which digital media may
    enhance the experience of
    the art-archive. This
    book discusses the
    challenges of the archive
    and the (art)museum in
    the age of digital media.
    It is based upon
    documentation from a
    research project, MAP -
    Media Art Platform, that
    drew upon the talents and
    collaboration of many
    institutions.
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Do Museums Still Need Objects?
Do Museums Still Need Objects?
    In this broadly conceived
    study Steven Conn
    examines the development
    of American museums
    across the twentieth
    century with a
    historian's attention and
    a critic's eye. He
    focuses on an array of
    museum types and asks
    illuminating questions
    about the relationship
    between museums and
    American cultural life.
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New Museum Theory and Practice
New Museum Theory And Practice
    New Museum Theory and
    Practice is an original
    collection of essays with
    a unique focus: the
    contested politics and
    ideologies of museum
    exhibition. Contains 12
    original essays that
    contribute to the field
    while creating a
    collective whole for
    course use. Discusses
    theory through vivid
    examples and historical
    overviews.
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Museum Basics
Museum Basics
    Provides a basic guide to
    various aspects of museum
    work and staff experience
    from museum organization,
    through collections
    management and
    conservation, to
    audience development and
    education. Organized on a
    modular basis, with over
    100 units, this
    reference is useful for
    museum professionals,
    and museum and heritage
    studies students.
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Museums in the Material World
Museums In The Material World
    Contains articles
    selected from across the
    breadth of museum
    disciplines, which are
    linked by a logical
    narrative. This work
    seeks to introduce
    classic pieces and
    contrast them with
    articles which reveal
    grounded practice. It is
    intended for students and
    museum practitioners
    involved in the field of
    material culture in
    museums.
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Whose Culture?
Whose Culture?
    Argues that modern
    nation-states have at
    best a dubious connection
    with the ancient cultures
    they claim to represent,
    and that archeology has
    been misused by
    nationalistic identity
    politics. This book
    explains why exhibition
    is essential to
    responsible acquisitions,
    and why our shared art
    heritage trumps
    nationalist agendas.
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Whose Culture?
Whose Culture?
    The international
    controversy over who
    "owns" antiquities has
    pitted museums against
    archaeologists and source
    countries where ancient
    artifacts are found. This
    book assembles preeminent
    museum directors,
    curators, and scholars
    to explain for themselves
    what's at stake in this
    struggle - and why the
    museums' critics couldn't
    be more wrong.
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Recoding the Museum
Recoding The Museum
    Drawing upon a range of
    professional and
    theoretical sources,
    this book offers a
    history of museum
    computing. It attempts to
    explain a series of
    tensions between
    curatorship and the
    digital realm and reveals
    how the sector has
    experienced a broadening
    of participation, and a
    widening of creative
    horizons.
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Science for the Nation
Science For The Nation
    An engaging study of a
    great national
    institution. Essays
    explore the changing
    roles of museums and the
    perceived public role of
    a museum of science and
    technology. Illuminates
    the ways in which we
    think about the
    collecting and display of
    objects and the often
    difficult relations
    between the state,
    business and industry,
    and museum funding.
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Heritage from Below
Heritage From Below
    Focuses on heritage from
    below in a field where
    the literature on the
    relationship between
    heritage and identity
    has, rightly, been
    focused on national
    identity. This title
    discusses the
    contemporary
    manifestations and the
    theoretical structuring
    framework of the idea of
    heritage from below.
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New Museums and the Making of Culture
New Museums And The Making Of
Culture
    Museums are much more
    than scholarly, cultural
    archives. They reflect
    global economics and
    local politics. They
    shape our public culture.
    This book reveals how the
    museum is evolving as a
    cross-disciplinary,
    self-consciously
    political, and often
    avowedly self-reflexive
    institution.
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Destination Culture
Destination Culture
    Takes the reader on a
    journey from ethnological
    artifacts to kitsch.
    Posing the question,
    'What does it mean to
    show?' this title
    explores the agency of
    display in a variety of
    settings: museums,
    festivals, world's
    fairs, historical
    re-creations, memorials,
    and tourist attractions.
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Exhibiting Maori
Exhibiting Maori
    Presents a comprehensive
    assessment of the display
    of Maori culture since
    the nineteenth century.
    This book traces the long
    journey from curio to
    specimen, artefact, art
    and taonga (treasure). It
    draws on research to tell
    the remarkable story of
    Maori resistance to,
    involvement in, and
    eventual capture of the
    display of their culture.
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Museums in a Troubled World
Museums In A Troubled World
    Museums are rarely
    acknowledged in the
    global discussion of
    climate change,
    environmental
    degradation, the
    inevitability of depleted
    fossil fuels, and the
    myriad local issues
    concerning the well-being
    of particular communities
    - suggesting the
    irrelevance of museums as
    social institutions. This
    book explores the meaning
    and role of museums.
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Stuffed Animals and Pickled Heads
Stuffed Animals And Pickled
Heads
    The natural history
    museum is a place where
    the line between "high"
    and "low" culture
    effectively vanishes -
    where our awe of nature,
    our taste for the bizarre
    and our thirst for
    knowledge all blend
    together. But, as this
    text shows, there is
    more going on in these
    institutions than just
    smart fun.
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Behind the Scenes at the Science Museum
Behind The Scenes At The
Science Museum
    What goes on behind
    closed doors at museums?
    How are decisions about
    exhibitions made and who,
    or what, really makes
    them? This book answers
    these searching questions
    by giving a privileged
    look behind the scenes at
    the Science Museum in
    London. The author shows
    in vivid detail how
    exhibitions are created
    and how public culture is
    produced.
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New Museums and the Making of Culture
New Museums And The Making Of
Culture
    Museums are much more
    than scholarly, cultural
    archives. They reflect
    global economics and
    local politics. They
    shape our public culture.
    This book reveals how the
    museum is evolving as a
    cross-disciplinary,
    self-consciously
    political, and often
    avowedly self-reflexive
    institution.
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Guide to the Museum of Scotland
Guide To The Museum Of
Scotland
    A sampler of the variety
    of material to be found
    in the new Museum of
    Scotland, emphasising
    some of the most
    fascinating aspects of
    these striking
    collections. Descriptions
    of galleries and
    displays, suggested
    routes and not to be
    missed features assure
    the reader a well
    informed visit.
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Museums and Modernity
Museums And Modernity
    Focusing on the role of
    national art galleries in
    continental Europe,
    England and Scotland,
    this book explores the
    interrelationship between
    artistic and
    exhibitionary forms, as
    well as between power and
    governance in those
    places where the roots of
    modern culture were being
    laid most visibly.
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Museums and Their Communities
Museums And Their Communities
    Explores the museums as a
    site of representation,
    identity and memory, and
    considers how it can
    influence its community.
    This book focuses on the
    museum as an institution,
    and its social and
    cultural setting, and
    examines how museums use
    their roles as informers
    and educators to empower,
    or to ignore,
    communities.
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Managing and Growing a Cultural Heritage Web Presence
Managing And Growing A
Cultural Heritage Web Presence
    In today's hectic and
    challenging world of
    website management, it
    is increasingly important
    for cultural heritage
    institutions to make the
    most out of their
    presence online. This
    book provides a complete
    guide for any institution
    looking to build or
    maintain a cultural
    heritage web presence. It
    also includes examples
    and case studies.
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Museum Texts
Museum Texts
    Answering key questions
    in the study of how
    museums communicate,
    this book provides a set
    of frameworks to
    investigate the
    complexities of
    communication in museums.
    It argues that
    communication contributes
    to what a museum is, who
    it relates to, and what
    it stands for. It is
    useful for students of
    museum studies and
    communications studies.
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Museum Studies in Context
Museum Studies In Context
    A comprehensive
    interdisciplinary
    collection of approaches
    to museums and their
    relation to history,
    culture and philosophy.
    Central themes discussed
    include: issue oriented
    contexts in museology;
    states of "nature"; the
    status of nations;
    history, memory and
    other locations; and arts
    and crafts.
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The Manual of Strategic Planning for Museums
The Manual Of Strategic
Planning For Museums
    While some view strategic
    planning with
    trepidation, it is one
    of a museum's strongest
    tools for improving
    quality, motivating
    staff and Board members,
    adapting to environmental
    changes, and preparing
    the groundwork for future
    initiatives. This work
    offers methods for
    successful strategic
    planning in museums.
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Museum Administration
Museum Administration
    Museum Administration is
    the handbook for
    students, new
    professionals, and
    anyone who needs to know
    what goes into running a
    museum. The authors cover
    everything from basic
    organization to human
    resource management,
    with case studies and
    exercises to help
    reinforce the text.
    Includes an extensive
    bibliography and
    appendices.
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Contesting Knowledge
Contesting Knowledge
    An interdisciplinary and
    international collection
    of essays that
    illuminates the
    importance and effects of
    indigenous perspectives
    for museums. It
    challenges and
    complicates the
    traditionally close
    colonialist connections
    between museums and
    nation-states and urge
    more activist and
    energized roles for
    museums in the decades
    ahead.
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Art and Design for All
Art And Design For All
    Art and Design for All
    reassembles some of the
    original core collections
    of the Victoria and
    Albert Museum to focus on
    its visionary approach
    and function as a role
    model for many other
    institutions around the
    world. This beautifully
    illustrated study places
    Prince Albert at the helm
    of the South Kensington
    project.
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Museums in Motion
Museums In Motion
    Combines the history of
    museums since the
    eighteenth century with
    an examination of the
    function of museums and
    museum workers in modern
    society. This book is
    intended for those
    seeking to enter to the
    museum profession and for
    established professionals
    looking for an expanded
    understanding of their
    own discipline.
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Museum Studies
Museum Studies
    Updated to reflect the
    latest developments in
    twenty-first century
    museum scholarship, the
    new Second Edition of
    Museum Studies: An
    Anthology of Contexts
    presents a comprehensive
    collection of approaches
    to museums and their
    relation to history,
    culture and philosophy.
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Art and Artifact
Art And Artifact
    Citing a range of
    examples, this title
    shows the ways in which
    artists have been
    influenced by museum
    systems and made their
    works into simulations of
    the museum. It also shows
    how artists have
    questioned the role of
    museums, observed their
    practices, intervened in
    them and helped to
    redefine them.
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Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts
Museum Of Turkish And Islamic
Arts
    Exhibiting the largest
    hand-made carpet
    collection in the world
    (1, 700 pieces), the
    Museum of Turkish and
    Islamic Arts is a unique
    place to visit in
    Istanbul, Turkey. This
    album presents some of
    the best samples from
    among a large inventory
    of forty thousand pieces
    of Islamic art that
    represent Seljuk and
    Ottoman empires.
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Foundations
Foundations
    A companion publication
    to the installation 'The
    Consolations of
    Museology' by Michael Lee
    Hong Hwee, that proposes
    ten hypothetical museums
    realised as hand-made
    books that provide solace
    to problems of human
    existence by way of
    philosophical reflections
    and papercrafting of
    space.
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The Responsive Museum
The Responsive Museum
    Interrogates the
    thinking, policies and
    practices that underpin
    the educational role of
    the museum. This book
    unravels the complex
    relationship of museums
    with their publics, and
    discusses the challenges
    and the debates that have
    resulted. It analyses the
    implications of audience
    development and
    broadening public access.
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Museums and Popular Culture
Museums And Popular Culture
    Museums were originally
    established as centres of
    high culture, intended
    to showcase the
    achievements of modern
    civilization. In the late
    1990's this ideological
    role has been questioned.
    This book argues that
    museums provide the best
    means with which to
    understand and interpret
    popular culture.
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Museums After Modernism
Museums After Modernism
    * Examines the most
    important issues at the
    heart of contemporary
    debates in museum
    studies. * Includes
    original essays by noted
    artists, curators, and
    art historians. * Engages
    with vital issues in the
    practice of art-making
    and art-exhibiting. *
    Edited by the
    world-renowned art
    historian and author,
    Griselda Pollock.
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Museums and Education
Museums And Education
    The prioritisation of
    learning in museums in
    the context of demands
    for social justice and
    cultural democracy
    combined with cultural
    policy based on economic
    rationalism forces
    museums to review their
    educational purposes,
    redesign their pedagogies
    and account for their
    performance. This book
    reveals the power of
    museum pedagogy.
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Museums and Empire
Museums And Empire
    Examines the origins and
    development of museums in
    six major regions of the
    British Empire in the
    nineteenth and twentieth
    centuries. This book
    analyzes museum histories
    in major centers in
    Canada, South Africa,
    Australia, India and
    South-East Asia, setting
    them into the economic
    and social contexts of
    the cities in which they
    were located.
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Virtuality and the Art of Exhibition Curatorial Design for the Multimedial Museum
Virtuality And The Art Of
Exhibition Curatorial Design
For The Multimedial Museum
    Digital technologies are
    playing an instrumental
    role in transforming the
    contemporary museum
    today. This book is
    designed around
    contextual studies - of
    the themes of virtuality
    and the art of
    exhibition, and topics
    relating to digital
    mediation, spatial
    practice, the
    multimedial museum and
    curatorial design - and
    exhibitions.
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Africa at the Tropenmuseum
Africa At The Tropenmuseum
    Discusses the collections
    of the Tropenmuseum and
    the histories and stories
    that accompany them. This
    book elucidates the often
    hidden backgrounds of a
    museum collection,
    discussing objects within
    their original context,
    social histories and
    their contemporary
    meaning.
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Museums Matter
Museums Matter
    In recent years, museums
    have been under attack,
    with critics arguing that
    they are little more than
    relics and promoters of
    imperialism. Could it be
    that the encyclopedic
    museum has outlived its
    usefulness? In this book,
    the author, president
    and director of the Art
    Institute of Chicago,
    replies with a resounding
    "No".
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Museum Revolutions
Museum Revolutions
    Explores the ways in
    which museums are shaped
    and configured and how
    they themselves attempt
    to shape and change the
    world around them. This
    volume includes topics
    such as: disciplinary
    practices, ethnic
    representation,
    postcolonial politics,
    economic aspiration,
    social reform,
    indigenous models,
    conceptions of history
    and urban regeneration.
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Museums of Rajasthan
Museums Of Rajasthan
    Details the origin,
    history and the
    importance of seventeen
    government museums of
    Rajasthan. This title
    covers museums that
    include those of Ahar,
    Ajmer, Alwar, Amber,
    Bharatpur, Bikaner,
    Chittorgarh, Dungarpur,
    Jaisalmer, Jhalawar,
    Jodhpur, Kota, Mount
    Abu, Pali, Sikar,
    Udaipur and Virat Nagar.
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Extreme Collecting
Extreme Collecting
    By exploring the
    processes of collecting,
    which challenge the
    bounds of normally
    acceptable practice,
    this book debates the
    practice of collecting
    'difficult' objects,
    from a historical and
    contemporary perspective;
    and discusses the
    acquisition of objects
    related to war and
    genocide, and those
    purchased from the
    internet...
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Touch in Museums
Touch In Museums
    Presents an overview of
    object handling, in
    museums, from both
    historical and scientific
    perspectives. This book
    aims to establish a
    framework for
    understanding the role of
    object handling for
    learning, enjoyment,
    and health. It is
    suitable for students and
    professionals of
    museology or cultural
    heritage.
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In Principle, in Practice
In Principle, In Practice
    Presenting the knowledge
    of museum learning, this
    work aims to promote
    effective programs and
    exhibitions, identify
    promising approaches for
    future research, and
    develop strategies for
    implementing and
    sustaining connections
    between research and
    practice in the museum
    community.
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Museum Materialities
Museum Materialities
    Offers information about
    objects and people in
    museums and galleries.
    This book addresses
    fundamental issues of
    human sensory, emotional
    and aesthetic experience
    of objects. It is divided
    into three sections -
    Objects, Engagements,
    and Interpretations. It
    examines materiality and
    other perceptual and
    ontological qualities of
    objects themselves.
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The Love of Art
The Love Of Art
    By examining the social
    conditions of museum
    practices, this book
    shows that cultivated
    taste is not a natural
    gift but a socially
    inculcated disposition
    which is distributed
    unevenly, and which
    predisposes some to
    distinguish themselves
    through their love of
    art, while others are
    deprived of it.
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Museums, the Media and Refugees
Museums, The Media And
Refugees
    Based on case studies
    from Australia, New
    Zealand, and the United
    Kingdom, the overall
    findings are illustrative
    of narratives and images
    common to museums and the
    media throughout the
    world. They aim to
    challenge political
    rhetoric and populist
    media imagery and
    consider what forms of
    dissent are likely to be
    sustained...
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The Long Way Home
The Long Way Home
    In this book, leading
    researchers from a wide
    range of disciplines in
    the humanities and social
    sciences reflect
    critically on the
    historical, cultural,
    ethical and scientific
    dimensions of
    repatriation. Through
    various case studies they
    consider the impact of
    repatriation...
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Museum Management and Marketing
Museum Management And
Marketing
    Drawing together articles
    on theoretical and
    practice-based
    developments in the
    field, this book
    investigates the linked
    areas of management and
    marketing in the museum.
    The articles deal with
    the museum context of
    management and how
    marketing and management
    practices must take
    account of the specifics
    of the museum and the
    not-for-profit ethos.
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How to Have a Museum with Brains
How To Have A Museum With
Brains
    John Cotton Dana
    (1856-1929) started out
    as a reform-minded
    librarian intent on
    making libraries into
    engines of education,
    hence of opportunity,
    for women, workers and
    the business community.
    This book offers an
    account of Dana's
    founding of the Newark
    Museum and his radical
    exhibitions of items of
    mass manufacture.
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Care and Conservation of Manuscripts
Care And Conservation Of
Manuscripts
    Much work is required to
    ensure the well-being of
    the manuscripts in the
    care of our libraries,
    archives and other
    collections and the
    regular seminars in
    Copenhagen provide a good
    opportunity for
    conservators,
    archivists, librarians
    and those who work with
    manuscripts to meet and
    discuss their problems.
    The book contains a list
    of manuscripts.
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Looking Reality in the Eye
Looking Reality In The Eye
    Attempts to point the way
    towards a sustainable
    future for museums by
    examining institutions
    that have found creative
    ways to attain a socially
    responsive model for
    cultural resource
    management. This title
    features articles which
    act as the starting
    points for any discussion
    on what museums have been
    and what they should
    strive to be.
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