A history of participation in museums and archives traversing citizen science and citizen humanities
Traversing disciplines, A History of Participation in Museums and Archives provides a framework for understanding how participatory modes in natural, cultural and scientific heritage institutions intersect with practices in Citizen Science and Citizen Humanities. Drawing on perspectives in cultural...
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| Format: | eBook |
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Abingdon, Oxon :
Taylor & Francis
[2020]
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Table of Contents:
- Departure
- 1. Traversing citizen science and citizen humanities: Tacking stitches
- Democratization
- 2. Museums as sites of participatory democracy and design
- 3. Participation and engagement in a world of increasing complexity
- 4. Infrastructures that democratize? Citizen participation and digital ethicsDivides
- 5. Knowledge infrastructures for citizen science: The taming of knowledge
- 6. Engaging disenfranchised publics through citizen humanities projects
- 7. Engaging older adults in science education: Making the case for relevant, neighborhood-focused interventions
- Drives
- 8. Remembering in public: A case study of museum-user communication on Facebook
- 9. The participatory turn: Users, publics, and audiences
- 10. Searching for deeper meanings in cultural heritage crowdsourcing
- Developments
- 11. Museums that Connect Science and communities: Using boundary objects and networks to encourage dialogue and collective response to wicked, socio-scientific problems
- 12. The participatory epistemic cultures of citizen humanities: Bildung and epistemic subjects
- 13. The quest for reciprocity: Citizen science as a form of gift exchange
- Deductions
- 14. Citizen science, citizen humanities: Relevance for museum research and practice.
