Opening to the public or new orthodoxy? (OTEVÍRÁNÍ SE VEŘEJNOSTI NEBO „NOVÁ ORTODOXIE“?)

Opening to the public or new orthodoxy? (OTEVÍRÁNÍ SE VEŘEJNOSTI NEBO „NOVÁ ORTODOXIE“?)

This paper introduces the anthology „Museums for the People?“ which contains a provocative and controversial essay by Josie Appleton and replies by other scholars. Appleton argues that museums find themselves between the Scylla of right-wing economic principles and the Charybda of cultural leftism...

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Main Author: Jan Dolák
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Muzeológia a kultúrne dedičstvo, o.z. 2017-03-01
Series:Muzeológia a Kultúrne Dedičstvo
Subjects:
MUSEUM
GREAT BRITAIN
CENTRAL EUROPE
MUSEOLOGY
PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT
MARKETING
Online Access:http://muzeologia.sk/index_htm_files/MaKD_1_2017_Dolak.pdf
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spelling doaj-ee2a23daddf346b8a6c601a2edd160a22021-07-02T01:25:09ZengMuzeológia a kultúrne dedičstvo, o.z.Muzeológia a Kultúrne Dedičstvo1339-22042453-97592017-03-0151137145Opening to the public or new orthodoxy? (OTEVÍRÁNÍ SE VEŘEJNOSTI NEBO „NOVÁ ORTODOXIE“?)Jan Dolák0Comenius university in BratislavaThis paper introduces the anthology „Museums for the People?“ which contains a provocative and controversial essay by Josie Appleton and replies by other scholars. Appleton argues that museums find themselves between the Scylla of right-wing economic principles and the Charybda of cultural leftism. The present author critically engages with Appleton‘s arguments, highlighting her positive contribution, but disagreeing with her conclusions. Finally, the museum landscape of Great Britain is compared to and contrasted with that of Central Europe.http://muzeologia.sk/index_htm_files/MaKD_1_2017_Dolak.pdfMUSEUMGREAT BRITAINCENTRAL EUROPEMUSEOLOGYPUBLIC ENGAGEMENTMARKETING
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Opening to the public or new orthodoxy? (OTEVÍRÁNÍ SE VEŘEJNOSTI NEBO „NOVÁ ORTODOXIE“?)
Muzeológia a Kultúrne Dedičstvo
MUSEUM
GREAT BRITAIN
CENTRAL EUROPE
MUSEOLOGY
PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT
MARKETING
author_facet Jan Dolák
author_sort Jan Dolák
title Opening to the public or new orthodoxy? (OTEVÍRÁNÍ SE VEŘEJNOSTI NEBO „NOVÁ ORTODOXIE“?)
title_short Opening to the public or new orthodoxy? (OTEVÍRÁNÍ SE VEŘEJNOSTI NEBO „NOVÁ ORTODOXIE“?)
title_full Opening to the public or new orthodoxy? (OTEVÍRÁNÍ SE VEŘEJNOSTI NEBO „NOVÁ ORTODOXIE“?)
title_fullStr Opening to the public or new orthodoxy? (OTEVÍRÁNÍ SE VEŘEJNOSTI NEBO „NOVÁ ORTODOXIE“?)
title_full_unstemmed Opening to the public or new orthodoxy? (OTEVÍRÁNÍ SE VEŘEJNOSTI NEBO „NOVÁ ORTODOXIE“?)
title_sort opening to the public or new orthodoxy? (otevírání se veřejnosti nebo „nová ortodoxie“?)
publisher Muzeológia a kultúrne dedičstvo, o.z.
series Muzeológia a Kultúrne Dedičstvo
issn 1339-2204
2453-9759
publishDate 2017-03-01
description This paper introduces the anthology „Museums for the People?“ which contains a provocative and controversial essay by Josie Appleton and replies by other scholars. Appleton argues that museums find themselves between the Scylla of right-wing economic principles and the Charybda of cultural leftism. The present author critically engages with Appleton‘s arguments, highlighting her positive contribution, but disagreeing with her conclusions. Finally, the museum landscape of Great Britain is compared to and contrasted with that of Central Europe.
topic MUSEUM
GREAT BRITAIN
CENTRAL EUROPE
MUSEOLOGY
PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT
MARKETING
url http://muzeologia.sk/index_htm_files/MaKD_1_2017_Dolak.pdf
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