The politics and poetics of museology

Each political regime change the system of communication, preservation and research in museums.

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• FALSE

• DOESN'T SAY

The museum has been referred to as media, medium and device.

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• FALSE

• DOESN'T SAY

Politics can’t affect the neutral and objective image of museums to the public.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• DOESN'T SAY

The Anglophone participants considered Museology as practical and pragmatic discipline.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• DOESN'T SAY

Museology should merit development in this field:

• The political system

• The social system 

• The acedemic system

The stated role of a museum involves:

• Historic preservation, research, training, and education.

• Social role, creation of establishments, and symbols of power.

• History, local culture and museum education.

These notions were the main focus of discussion at the ICOFOM in Cuba:

• Politics, sociology and museum.

• Politics, poetic and museology.

• Politics, poetics and geopolitics.

In certain countries museums are in favor of:

• Museum institutions and touristification.

• Creativity and consumerism.

• Aesthetic policies and funding museums.

In the text Museology in Colonial Context, the writers did all of these except for:

• Observed a particular context.

• Emphasized areas where museology is implanted.

• Observed the use of hegemonic literature.

The dual nature of museology is:

• Creative and reflexive and active.

• Exhibitionary and reflexive and poetics of museums.

• Poetical and rhetorical