On interpretation : sociology for interpreters of natural and cultural history

Gary E. Machlis · Donald R. Field

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Museums and Cultural Heritage American Environmental and Regional History Recreation, Leisure, Wilderness Management

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Widely used by the National Park Service and other organizations to train interpreters and other recreational professionals, this book shows how interpretation and sociology can be useful partners. Includes essays on cultural diversity in the U.S., gender-bias in museums, interpreting war and peace, eco-tourism, and other topics.

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