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Olá, amigos e amigas do Fronteiras no Tempo! Afinal, para que serve um museu? É com esta pergunta que partimos para um papo com a profa. Dra. Janaína Mello (UFS), uma grande pesquisadora da área e profunda conhecedora de vários museus mundo afora. Os museus são espaços que guardam parte do legado produzido pelos humanos ao longo do tempo, seja para mostrar suas conquistas, sua identidade, uma história ou até mesmo para que possamos vislumbrar o futuro. Existe museu de tudo, todo mundo já foi a um museu, mas será que compreendemos a importância destas instituições? Venha refletir conosco sobre este tema!Neste episódio:Entenda como surgiram os museus e como foram se transformando no que são hoje. Reflita sobre as questões que envolvem a museologia e como atua o profissional desta área para ampliar as experiências de quem visita estes espaços. Compreenda as relações entre os museus, a história, as identidades sociais e culturais. Se surpreenda com a diversidade de tipos de museus e com as histórias que eles contam. Por fim, pense conosco acerca da importância destas instituições e como elas servem a um propósito fundamental para a constituição de uma sociedade consciente de toda a diversidade das produções dos homens e mulheres ao longo do tempo.
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