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object itineraries: a standalone construct

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Museum studies

tracing the routes, stops and branches of objects through places and uses, offered as an alternative to linear object biographies.

In museum studies, object itineraries refers to tracing the routes, stops and branches of objects through places and uses, offered as an alternative to linear object biographies. This meaning comes from Joyce (2015) in Things in Motion.[1]

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References

  1. Joyce, R. A., & Gillespie, S. D. (2015). Things in Motion. School for Advanced Research Press/SAR Press. ISBN 9781938645501

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