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museum as ritual: a standalone construct

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museumas ritual1 CONSTRUCTMuseum as ritualDUNCAN · MUSEUM STUDIES

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Museum studies

the argument that art museums stage rituals that shape visitors' identities and values.

In museum studies, museum as ritual refers to the argument that art museums stage rituals that shape visitors' identities and values. This meaning comes from Duncan (1995) in Civilizing rituals.[1]

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  1. Duncan, C. (1995). Civilizing rituals. Routledge. ISBN 9780415070119

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