Changing Epistemologies in the Museum: An Evolving Relationship with Nature

Eric J. Dorfman

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Museums and Cultural Heritage Libraries and Information Services Diverse Historical and Scientific Studies

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Museums are prisms through which we filter information gleaned from the rest of the world, brought to us through the medium of scientific enquiry, acquisition, commission and serendipity. One role ...

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