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  3. Vol. 52 No. 8 (2016): Museums, Sociomuseology and Phenomenology

Vol. 52 No. 8 (2016): Museums, Sociomuseology and Phenomenology

					View Vol. 52 No. 8 (2016): Museums, Sociomuseology and Phenomenology
Published: 2016-06-26

Editorial

  • Editorial

    Maristela Simão
    • pdf (Portuguese)

Articles

  • Social museology: historical and conceptual notes

    Atila Bezerra Tolentino
    • PDF (Portuguese)
  • Between silences and forgetfulness: the Sergipano Museum of Man, Brazil (2009-2013)

    Janaina Cardoso Mello
    • PDF (Portuguese)
  • The Afro Brazil Museum: its approach and contribution to the representation of Afro-Brazilians in modern Brazil

    Jessica Norberto Rocha
    • PDF (Portuguese)
  • The museum space guided by the phenomenological and interdisciplinary perspectives

    Luciana Pasqualucci
    • PDF (Portuguese)
  • Work and precariousness in Brazilian museums: an introductory analysis

    Wagner Miquéias
    • PDF (Portuguese)
  • House-museums: a phenomenological look.

    Ana Zarco Câmara
    • PDF (Portuguese)

Abstracts Theses and dissertations defended in the Museology Department-ULHT

  • The Holocaust Museum of Curitiba from the perspective of Contemporary Museology (Master)

    Daniela Vicedomin Coelho
    • PDF (Portuguese)
  • Public Policy for Museums in Brazil: the place of the Brazilian Museum System in the National Museum Policy

    Simone Flores Monteiro
    • PDF (Portuguese)

Language

  • English
  • español
  • português

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The long-awaited new indexation of Cadernos in SCOPUS is certainly a form of international recognition of the work carried out to provide the Department of Museology with a consistent and scientifically demanding journal, serving the deepening and dissemination of Museology and the School of Thought of Sociomuseology.
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