The Future of Natural History Museums 2017
DOI: 10.4324/9781315531892-3
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A holistic ethos for nature-focused museums in the Anthropocene

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“…The chair of the Botanical Society noted disappointedly that most of the naturalist activities and collections remained behind the scenes 8 . The traditional separation between the collection and research functions of a museum, on the one hand, and education functions on the other, surfaced (Høg Hansen and Mossouri, 2004; Koster et al, 2018).…”
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“…The chair of the Botanical Society noted disappointedly that most of the naturalist activities and collections remained behind the scenes 8 . The traditional separation between the collection and research functions of a museum, on the one hand, and education functions on the other, surfaced (Høg Hansen and Mossouri, 2004; Koster et al, 2018).…”
Section: The Presentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…All the expectations towards NHMs do not fall easily together, however. Traditionally there has been a separation between the collection and research functions, and education functions of museums (Høg Hansen and Mossouri, 2004; Koster et al, 2018), and these compete for resources (Norris, 2018). This dualism is present also at the Tampere NHM.…”
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“…Na primeira, faz-se o exercício de introduzir a questão em pauta no contexto do Antropoceno, uma nova época geológica, marcada tanto pelo paradoxo de 'destruir para prosperar' quanto por uma nova consciência ambiental global. Para Koster et al (2017), o Antropoceno é a base das discussões para o futuro e exige uma perspectiva cada vez mais holística para uma gestão efetiva e eficiente das instituições museológicas. Na segunda, explica-se melhor o que vem a ser a Paleogenômica e qual sua relação com os museus.…”
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