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Course Description
This course examines the concepts and methods of museology as a scientific discipline and discusses the principles of museum management and museum management as a source of historical learning.
Program Objectives (PO)
- Memahami konsep museum dan fungsinya sebagai ilmu bantu pembelajaran sejarah
- Memahami museum
- Memahami budaya materi
- Memahami definisi dan pemaknaan budaya (tangible dan intangible)
- Memahami koleksi 1
- Memahami koleksi 2
- Menganalisis tema museum
- Mengunjungi museum
- Menganalisis museum 1
- Menentukan tema
- Menentukan tema
- Merancang tema museum
- Merancang tema museum
- Merancang pameran
- Merancang pameran
- Pameran
Aktifitas Pembelajaran
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Pertemuan 1 Konsep museum -
Pertemuan 2 Definisi museum -
Pertemuan 3 Menganalisis budaya materi -
Pertemuan 4 Memahamii definisi budaya materi masyarakat -
Pertemuan 5 Koleksi museum -
Pertemuan 6 Koleksi museum -
Pertemuan 7 Ragam museum -
Pertemuan 8 Museum yang dikunjungi -
Pertemuan 9 Membuat laporan analisis museum 1 -
Pertemuan 10 Menganalisis tema museum -
Pertemuan 11 -
Pertemuan 12 Merancang tema museum -
Pertemuan 13 Merancang tema museum -
Pertemuan 14 Merancang pemaknaan koleksi museum -
Pertemuan 15 Merancang pameran -
Pertemuan 16 Ujian Akhir Semester
References
- Stocking, George W. ‘Essay on Museums and Material CultureI. In Stocking, George W (eds.) Objects and Others: Essays on Museum and Material Culture. History of Anthropology, Vol 3. Madison: The University of Wisconsin Press. 1985. pp. 3-13.
- Daniel Waugh, Material Culture/Objects (2004). http://chnm.gmu.edu/worldhistorysources/unpacking/objectsmain.html1/12/2004
- Arthur Asa Berger. ‘Making Sense of Material Culture’. In What Objects Mean. An Introduction to Material Culture, Walnut Creek. California. 2009, pp. 14-25.
- Daan van Dartel. ‘Inseparable Elements of Culture –Tangible and Intangible Heritage in Museums’. In Sergio Lira, Regerio Amoeda (eds.). Constructing Intangible Heritage. Barcelos, Portugal. 2010. pp. 183-199.
- Marilena Alivizatou. ‘Intangible Heritage: Dying Folklore or Contemporary Identities ?’. In Sergio Lira, Regerio Amoeda (eds.). Constructing Intangible Heritage. Barcelos, Portugal. 2010. pp.169-181.
- Susan M. Vogel. ‘Always True to the Object, in Our Fashion’. In Karps and Levine (eds.) Exhibiting Cultures. The Poetics and Politics of Museum Display. 1998. pp. 191-204.
- Significance 2.0: A Guide to Assessing the Significance of Collection. Collection Council of Australia, 2009. http://significance.collectionscouncil.com.au/
- Christina Kreps. Liberating Culture. Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Museums, Curation and Heritage Preservation. 1996. London/New York, pp. 45-78.
- James Clifford. ‘Objects and Selves –an Afterworld’. In Stocking, George W (eds.) Objects and Others: Essays on Museum and Material Culture. History of Anthropology, Vol 3. Madison: The University of Wisconsin Press. 1985. pp. 236-245.
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