2005
DOI: 10.1086/531122
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A Historian's Brief Guide to New Museum Studies

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“…Con la llegada del siglo XXI, se multiplicó la bibliografía anunciando un nuevo museo (Marstine, 2006;Starn, 2005;Andermann y Simine, 2012). Hasta un museo inaugurado en Nueva York en 2007 se llama New Museum.…”
Section: La Narración Hipermedia En El Museo Del Siglo XXIunclassified
“…Con la llegada del siglo XXI, se multiplicó la bibliografía anunciando un nuevo museo (Marstine, 2006;Starn, 2005;Andermann y Simine, 2012). Hasta un museo inaugurado en Nueva York en 2007 se llama New Museum.…”
Section: La Narración Hipermedia En El Museo Del Siglo XXIunclassified
“…Tony Bennett foi criticado por Randolph Starn (2005) por atribuir ao museu o caráter libertador, quando trata da abertura das coleções privadas e gabinetes de curiosidades ao público, por meio dos museus de história natural, arqueologia e antropologia. O translado dessas coleções para o museu traria consigo uma ideia de bem público, garantindo a difusão de conhecimento para além dos ambientes privados nos quais os objetos estavam resguardados.…”
Section: Renata Da Silva Montechiare Piresunclassified
“…From this embryonic phase and through its infancy in the early 20 th century, museology reached the peak of its early development after the Second World War. From the late 1960s, museology has taken a more theoretical spin and increasingly earned academic standing (Starn, 2005), not always reflected in professional practice (Teather, 1991;van Mensch, 1992). More than four decades onаards, museologв Сas fТnallв 'come of age' (Macdonald, 2006b, p.1).…”
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“…The distinction between new and old аas made bв tСeorТsts Тn tСe late 1980s. AccordТng to tСem, 'old museologв' Сad been too narroа and sСalloа Тn scope, preoccupТed with methods and techniques, and uncritically accepting the universality of the museum institution and the centrality of objects (Starn, 2005;TeatСer, 1991). Converselв, 'neа' became tСe tag for a reactive attitude towards such old, obsolete, no longer accepted or relevant practТces.…”
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