The New Museum: Selected WritingsNewark Museum Association, 1999 - 262 páginas |
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Página 174
... science . Newarkers can easily visit the Metropolitan Museum , the Museum of Natural History , and others . For Newark to attempt to compete with these museums in their fields would have been an absurd waste of money . But we saw an ...
... science . Newarkers can easily visit the Metropolitan Museum , the Museum of Natural History , and others . For Newark to attempt to compete with these museums in their fields would have been an absurd waste of money . But we saw an ...
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... natural history and related subjects , is fundamental to The Newark Museum's “ theory of public utility . " Dana emphasizes that to produce tangible results in utility , museums also must work with educators in both public and private ...
... natural history and related subjects , is fundamental to The Newark Museum's “ theory of public utility . " Dana emphasizes that to produce tangible results in utility , museums also must work with educators in both public and private ...
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... natural history and industry . The science museum , Dana explains , “ collects , identifies , classifies , notes relations , searches for sequence and causes , and arranges things collected , with the student and inquirer in view ...
... natural history and industry . The science museum , Dana explains , “ collects , identifies , classifies , notes relations , searches for sequence and causes , and arranges things collected , with the student and inquirer in view ...
Contenido
Introduction by Stephen E Weil | 13 |
Museums and Community | 97 |
The Newark Science Museum in the Free Public Library | 149 |
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