Crafting the Past: Theory and Practice of Museums
How do we know something is real? We say something exists when it is tangible and we can touch it; it is factual when we can compare it to other known variables, and historic when it fulfils our expectation of the past. There are objects and activities that blur these categories and cause people to...
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Auteur principal: | Katherine Ambry Linhein Muller |
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2013
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