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How to Present Tradition in situ: the Task of the Rossini and Matavulj Buildings in Šibenik Project

Jadran Kale ; Muzej grada Šibenika i Sveučilište u Zadru Šibenik, Zadar, Croatia


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Abstract

The Rossini and Matavulj are two buildings in the center of Šibenik which can be
connected with the possibilities of ethnographically exibiting them in close association
with their social environment. After delineating the pertinent work done in the
museum, the space and the urban ambience, the author elaborates upon the contours
of the project with the emphatic participation of interested civil groups. The concluding
section underlines the advantages and the disadvantages of the inclusive museum
use of these spaces and the theoretical implications they have for today’s professional,
cultural and social status of the museum.

Keywords

civil role of museums; intangible cultural heritage; museum policy; oral history

Hrčak ID:

77031

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/77031

Publication date:

28.12.2011.

Article data in other languages: croatian

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