Talking in museums
Talking in museums
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在博物馆里交谈
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2001
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B. Durrans
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作者：
B. Durrans
重新思考在画廊和收藏研究中使用口头语言可能会使博物馆受益，特别是民族志/世界文化博物馆，其中大多数文物来自不识字的人。潜在的优势有几个：从吸引更广泛的参观者到展览，通过揭开策展人及其同事工作的神秘面纱，到在以收藏为基础的研究和展示的各个阶段建立与公众接触的新形式。助理概述了一些可能值得进一步探讨的选择，并推测为什么口头艺术在博物馆领域被忽视了这么长时间。他建议，虽然从独白转向讨论并不会削弱健全的学术权威，但它应该为更广泛的参与打开严肃的调查，不仅传播知识，而且发展知识。
Rethinking the use of the spoken word, both in galleries and in collections research, could benefit museums, especially ethnographic / world culture museums where most artefacts derive from non-literate peoples. Potential advantages are several: from attracting a wider spectrum of visitors to exhibition, through demystifying the work of curators and their colleagues, to etablishing new forms of engagement with the public in various phases of the collection-based research and presentation. The A. outlines some options perhaps worth exploring further and speculates why the verbal has been neglected for so long in the museum field. He suggests that, whilst shifting from monologue to discussion does not undermine the authority of sound scholarship, it should open up serious enquiry to wider participation, at the service not just of disseminating knowledge but also of developing it.