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Vol. 50 No. 6 (2015): New Challenges for Social Museology

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Published: 2015-10-31

Editorial

  • Editorial

    Mário Moutinho
    • PDF (Portuguese)

Articles

  • Social museology and sociology of absences in the context of the Brazilian Amazon: a theoretical approach.

    Marcelle Pereira
    • PDF (Portuguese)
  • Towards the ubiquitous museum: a reality or even a utopia?

    Maria Messias
    • PDF (Portuguese)
  • A rough memory: musealization of the Colonia Itapuã hospital, RS, Brazil

    Maria Leticia Mazzucchi Ferreira, Juliane Conceição Primon Serres
    • PDF (Portuguese)
  • The MINOM Rio 2013 Declaration - “Sustainable” and “Pro-vocative” treaty at the beginning of the 21st century

    dell Delambre
    • PDF (Portuguese)
  • Educational services in Portuguese museums: a historical contextualization

    Gabriela Figurelli
    • PDF (Portuguese)

Abstracts Theses and dissertations defended in the Museology Department-ULHT

  • The potential of memory sites from a procedural museological perspective: a case study. The memorial of the resistance of São Paulo. (2011)

    Katia Filipini
    • PDF (Portuguese)
  • Heritage, museology and participation: participatory museological strategies in the municipality of Peniche

    Raquel Janeirinho
    • PDF (Portuguese)

Reference documents

  • DECLARAÇÃO MINOM - RIO DE JANEIRO 2013

    Mario Moutinho
    • PDF (Portuguese)
  • DECLARAÇÃO MINOM - MOURA 2014

    Mário Moutinho
    • PDF (Portuguese)
  • DECLARACION MINOM - LA HABANA, 2014

    Mário Moutinho
    • PDF (Portuguese)

Language

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  • português

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