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Open air museums: the history and future of a visionary idea

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1. Verfasser:	Rentzhog, Sten 1937- (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English Swedish
Veröffentlicht:	[Stockholm u.a.] Carlssons [u.a.] 2007
Schlagworte:	Friluftsmuseer - historia Freilichtmuseum
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Beschreibung:	XII, 530 S. Ill., Kt.
ISBN:	9789179482084

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adam_text	Contents Foreword .........................ix Preface ..........................xi INTRODUCTION ..................... I 1 . ARTUR HAZELIUS AND SKANSEN 4 The Skansen of the 1890S .......................6 Know Thyself. ...........................13 The best possible moment ......................20 Hazelius as innovator ........................25 Hazelius and the museums ..................... 2c 2. FOLLOWERS AND COMPETITORS 33 Museums for ordinary people .................... 55 Open air museums and nationalism ................. 3 8 A museum of buildings ....................... 41 The very first open air museum ................... 48 We do not aim at any illusion .................... 52 The innumerable small museums .................. $8 A romanticist with an artistic spirit ................. 62 The rebellious free thinker ...................... γι Two regional open air museums ................... 80 A town history open air museum .................. 85 We are, and want to be, Dutch ................... 8p The vision is passed on ....................... су 3. BETWEEN THE WARS ІОІ Baltic nation building .......................101 An open air museum as a sociological experiment ...........10} Museums in Czechoslovakia and Nazi Germany ...........106 French museum theory andWebh nationalism ............ n¡ Continuing Scandinavian initiatives ................ ut Skansen and the Swedish People s Home ..............117 Ą. OUTDOOR MUSEUMS IN AMERICA 1 23 Industrialist and social reformer ...................124 The Edison Institute ........................130 Greenfield Village as a forerunner ..................133 Convincing a millionaire ......................13 S The eighteenth century resurrected ..................141 A national ρ lace of pilgrimage ....................146 5. A FIRMLY ESTABLISHED MOVEMENT I 5 2 Village museum and folk home ...................153 A total experience ..........................158 The perfect landscape museum ....................16$ New areas, new countries ......................173 A collection of buildings .......................179 6. THE OPEN AIR MUSEUM IN THE SERVICE OF SOCIALISM 1 84 Contemporary life in museums ...................192 Skansenology ............................194 The living tradition ........................203 7. MUSEUMS AND INDUSTRIALISM 2θ8 An open air museum of technological history .............211 Industrial archaeology .......................217 A Victorian town ..........................220 Nostalgia is the sugar on the pill .................. 22s 8. LIVING HISTORY 236 A village in New England ......................240 The America of the Pilgrim Fathers ................. 24s Singing seamen ...........................255 Secrets of the imagination ......................2^7 The America of the Pioneers .....................260 The beginnings of a new state ....................264 European immigrants ........................26p Agrarian history ..........................273 A provoking new method ......................279 The long route to the slave auction ..................282 9. OUT INTO THE WORLD 288 10. THE RETURN OF MAN 296 The regeneration of Frilandsmuseet .................301 A museum about people ...................... 30J Historyland ............................311 11 . OPEN AIR MUSEUMS AND THE CHANGING PRESENT 323 A growing time gap ........................525 Norway takes the lead once more ...................328 The needs of the visitor .......................¡¡4 Bridges to the past .........................336 Drama, games and play .......................¡42 German reorientation ....................... 34y Mirror, Mirror, on the Wall .....................340 America s Greatest History Attraction ................354 Opening doors ........................... 3J7 Back to the founders ........................363 Open air museums throw off the shackles ...............36p 12. CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES 371 A triple strategy ...........................372 New needs, new possibilities .................... I 3 . THE BOUNDS OF POSSIBILITY 3 80 Large or small ...........................381 Illusion and reality .........................383 True and false ........................... 38т 1Ą. CREATING A NOAH S ARK 392 A reserve for threatened buildings ..................3 ρ з An advisory centre .........................3p7 Craftsmanship and craft training .................. зр8 Biological diversity .........................402 On with the dance .........................406 Open air museums and research ...................40p 15. THE NOBLE ART OF INTERPRETATION 41 3 Sense and sensibility ........................414 A democratic history ........................416 Getting things to talk ........................419 Meeńngpeople ...........................425 The inverted time perspective ....................42p Onlooker or participant .......................436 l6. ON COMMON GROUND 440 Play and imagination ........................441 Joyful learning ........................... The open air museum as an arena .................. 17. AS FAR AS THE VISION CAN REACH 457 The need for visionary leaders ....................458 The soul of the museum .......................461 Joining forces ............................463 Doorways to the future .......................46$ Acknowledgements .......................469 Illustration credits ........................470 Notes ..............................473 Literature ............................509 Index ..............................525 Maps .............................531
adam_txt	Contents Foreword .ix Preface .xi INTRODUCTION . I 1 . ARTUR HAZELIUS AND SKANSEN 4 The Skansen of the 1890S .6 Know Thyself. .13 The best possible moment .20 Hazelius as innovator .25 Hazelius and the museums . 2c 2. FOLLOWERS AND COMPETITORS 33 Museums for ordinary people . 55 Open air museums and nationalism . 3 8 A museum of buildings . 41 The very first open air museum . 48 We do not aim at any illusion . 52 The innumerable small museums . $8 A romanticist with an artistic spirit . 62 The rebellious free thinker . γι Two regional open air museums . 80 A town history open air museum . 85 We are, and want to be, Dutch . 8p The vision is passed on . су 3. BETWEEN THE WARS ІОІ Baltic nation building .101 An open air museum as a sociological experiment .10} Museums in Czechoslovakia and Nazi Germany .106 French museum theory andWebh nationalism . n¡ Continuing Scandinavian initiatives . ut Skansen and the Swedish "People's Home" .117 Ą. OUTDOOR MUSEUMS IN AMERICA 1 23 Industrialist and social reformer .124 The Edison Institute .130 Greenfield Village as a forerunner .133 Convincing a millionaire .13 S The eighteenth century resurrected .141 A national ρ lace of pilgrimage .146 5. A FIRMLY ESTABLISHED MOVEMENT I 5 2 Village museum and folk home .153 A total experience .158 The perfect landscape museum .16$ New areas, new countries .173 A collection of buildings .179 6. THE OPEN AIR MUSEUM IN THE SERVICE OF SOCIALISM 1 84 Contemporary life in museums .192 Skansenology .194 The living tradition .203 7. MUSEUMS AND INDUSTRIALISM 2θ8 An open air museum of technological history .211 Industrial archaeology .217 A Victorian town .220 "Nostalgia is the sugar on the pill" . 22s 8. LIVING HISTORY 236 A village in New England .240 The America of the Pilgrim Fathers . 24s Singing seamen .255 Secrets of the imagination .2^7 The America of the Pioneers .260 The beginnings of a new state .264 European immigrants .26p Agrarian history .273 A provoking new method .279 The long route to the slave auction .282 9. OUT INTO THE WORLD 288 10. THE RETURN OF MAN 296 The regeneration of Frilandsmuseet .301 "A museum about people" . 30J Historyland .311 11 . OPEN AIR MUSEUMS AND THE CHANGING PRESENT 323 A growing time gap .525 Norway takes the lead once more .328 The needs of the visitor .¡¡4 Bridges to the past .336 Drama, games and play .¡42 German reorientation . 34y Mirror, Mirror, on the Wall .340 America's Greatest History Attraction .354 Opening doors . 3J7 Back to the founders .363 Open air museums throw off the shackles .36p 12. CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES 371 A triple strategy .372 New needs, new possibilities . I 3 . THE BOUNDS OF POSSIBILITY 3 80 Large or small .381 Illusion and reality .383 True and false . 38т 1Ą. CREATING A NOAH'S ARK 392 A reserve for threatened buildings .3 ρ з An advisory centre .3p7 Craftsmanship and craft training . зр8 Biological diversity .402 On with the dance .406 Open air museums and research .40p 15. THE NOBLE ART OF INTERPRETATION 41 3 Sense and sensibility .414 A democratic history .416 Getting things to talk .419 Meeńngpeople .425 The inverted time perspective .42p Onlooker or participant .436 l6. ON COMMON GROUND 440 Play and imagination .441 Joyful learning . The open air museum as an arena . 17. AS FAR AS THE VISION CAN REACH 457 The need for visionary leaders .458 The soul of the museum .461 Joining forces .463 Doorways to the future .46$ Acknowledgements .469 Illustration credits .470 Notes .473 Literature .509 Index .525 Maps .531
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