Collecting Practices

Sharon Macdonald

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This chapter contains sections titled: What is Collecting? Collecting and Differentiation Renaissance and Early Modern Collecting Taxonomy and System Modern Collecting and the Museum Collecting Dilemmas Individual and Popular Collecting Reconfiguring Museum Collecting Reflecting on Collecting and Re-centering Objects Conclusion

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