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2321.

What Should We Preserve? What Should We Change? - Points in the Revision to the Museum Law -

Eiji Mizushima 한국박물관학회 박물관학보 14 Pages

한국박물관학회 박물관학보 18.19호 4 53-66 (14 pages)

Eiji Mizushima 저
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to emphasizing the operation of museums open to the public rather than closed museums, as we faced a demand that museums and art galleries become places for life-long learning. This means priority on the educational functions of museums. Today it is museum management that is the most irnportant issue. πl?s paper describes the revision to the Museum Law in ]apan, which has amended in 2008. 까le points in the revised Museum Law, background to the revision, museum registration system and ]apanese...
2322.

한국박물관학의 성과와 과제 : 박물관학 전공자가 뮤지엄에서 무엇을 할 것인가?

최종호 한국박물관학회 박물관학보 21 Pages

한국박물관학회 박물관학보 16.17호 2 23-43 (21 pages)

최종호 저
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이 글은 한국박물관학의 성과와 과제에 관한 연구를 통해서 박물관학 전공자가 뮤지 엄에서 무엇을 할 것인가에 대한 해법을 찾고자 한다 뮤지엽은 비 영리의 항구적 기관으로서 사회의 발전과 환경 의 보호를 위해 서 유형 무형 유산을 수장관리, 연 구교육, 교류협력, 위락향유 4가 지 역할을 수행하고, 학습과 교육, 위락을 위해서 인 간과 인간을 둘 러싼 환경에 관한 유형의 자 료와 무형의 정보를 수집(조사 발굴 관찰 기록 정리), 보존, 연 구, 교류, 전시, 교육하는 6가지 기능을 복합적 으로 수행하고 있 다 박물관학 (mu seo...
2323.

21세기 박물관〔博物館 Museum〕의 역할과 사명

김종규 한국박물관학회 박물관학보 10 Pages

한국박물관학회 박물관학보 10.11호 3 89-98 (10 pages)

김종규 저
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박물관은 2004년도 10월 ICOM 58년 역사상 아시아에서 처음 개최되었던 2004서울세계박물 관대회에서도 재 정의한바와 같이 예술， 역사， 미술， 과학， 기술에 관한 수집품 및 동 · 식물원， 수 족관 등 문화적 가치가 있는 자료， 표본 등을 여러 가지 방법으로 보존하고 연구하여 일반대중의 교육과 오락을 위하여 공개 전시함을 목적으로 설립된 항구적 공공시설이다. 우리는 문화경쟁을 통한 문화중심에 살고 있으며 그 핵심에 박물관이 있다. 그러나 OECD국가 중 유일하게 국립자연 사박물관이 없는 나라이기도 하다. 이러한...
2324.

How does the Constructivism Learning Theory Apply to the Gaudi Permanent Exhibition in the Gyeonggi Children' s museums?

Chung Misu 한국박물관학회 박물관학보 30 Pages

한국박물관학회 박물관학보 2005, 9호 7 163-192 (30 pages)

Chung Misu 저
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for children There are many reasons to visit the museums. The reasons include the desire to see beautiful objects, to accompany friends and farnily, to see a newly opened exhibition and unique collection, and to learn something People who go to museums think that they and their children need to be continually learning, continually searching for new information, continually intellectualising and aesthetically stretching, and they perceive museums as places to engage in this meaningmaking.
2325.

Ceramic Art in the New Millennium

Jin Joo Myung 한국박물관학회 박물관학보 25 Pages

한국박물관학회 박물관학보 2004, 7호 22 375-400 (25 pages)

Jin Joo Myung 저
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or genre and where ceramics and other so-called crafts stand on this continuum. It also discusses the history of modem ceramics, beginning with the Arts and Crafts Movement of the mid nineteenth century, and discusses the status of ceramics in the art market today. Finally, the thesis suggests that the time is right for a third arts and crafts movement and makes specific suggestions for how ceramic artists, dealers, and collectors can irnprove the perception and market positionn of ceramic art.
2326.

Museum and Its Relation to Political Power

Jinsoo Park 한국박물관학회 박물관학보 14 Pages

한국박물관학회 박물관학보 2004, 7호 6 93-106 (14 pages)

Jinsoo Park 저
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was upholding the main colonial policy, thus the motivation of museum establishment could be understood in wider context. Although interpretation of objects should be neutralised, the contexts of museum objects were appropriated and deconstructed thus ethical concem should be raised in this point. People were appropriated and admitted thernselvesas the Japanese subject though the museum practice， this phenomenon was coincided with what Bourdieu called misrecognition and ‘symbolic violence’.
2327.

Museology, Ethnographic Museums and Intangible Heritage in Korea

Jong Ho Choe 한국박물관학회 박물관학보 21 Pages

한국박물관학회 박물관학보 2004, 7호 1 9-29 (21 pages)

Jong Ho Choe 저
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It is certain that museology can contribute to develop museum works, to expand museum world, to promote museum business and to synthesize new trends of museum studies. For the purpose of eduinfotainment, a museum professional may concern with collection, appraisal, conservation, documentation, research, presentation, interpretation, communication, management and or services to the public. In the past, a museum did alienate intangible heritage. After coming out the ecomuseum in 1971, many...
2328.

Open-Air Museums in Sweden and Their History

Magnus Fiskesj 한국박물관학회 박물관학보 19 Pages

한국박물관학회 박물관학보 2001, 4호 13 178-196 (19 pages)

Magnus Fiskesj 저
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am very grateful for this opportunity to introduce to you some observations and information on the open-air museums in Sweden. I hope this will be of interest in an international perspective, as well as for my Korean colleagues whom I understand are actively engaged in expanding the role and the enormous potential of open-air museums here in Korea -- clearly a very worthwile endeavor. As the director of the Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities, I cannot claim to be a specialist on open-air museums,...
2329.

New Policies for Museum Promotion with SPECIAL REFERENCE to the Situation in India

Bedekar, V.H. 한국박물관학회 박물관학보 15 Pages

한국박물관학회 박물관학보 2001, 4호 2 30-44 (15 pages)

Bedekar, V.H. 저
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in the present Indian context and which are proving successful. The contemporary environment is very helpful for advancement of museum profession in India. We are no more a closed society. In the past, we were complacent or self-satisfied with our museum movement. Being an ancient country with a very long history of civilization, also with vast geographical area and second highest population, as a nation we felt that we need not compare ourselves with the achievements of any other nation.
2330.

An Introduction to Museum Marketing

전태일 한국박물관학회 박물관학보 19 Pages

한국박물관학회 박물관학보 1999, 2호 22 268-286 (19 pages)

전태일 저
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be subject to such market pressures and experience such changes in leisure activities. The other fact that museums facing on is the changing of government policy. Since the late 1970's government policies throughout the word. especially in the case of Britain. have been in the process of making cuts in direct public funding to Museums. and it is pushing museums into the Market-place. with a consequent need to emphasise income generation and marketing as never before , Museums therefore need to ...

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