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Notes and Reviews

The encyclopaedic museum: Enlightenment ideals, contemporary realities

Neil MacGregor
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Jonathan Williams
Pages 57-59 | Published online: 02 Dec 2013

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NeilG.W. Curtis. (2006) Universal museums, museum objects and repatriation: The tangled stories of things. Museum Management and Curatorship 21:2, pages 117-127.
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Minjae Zoh. (2023) Shifting Paradigms of Museum Displays in the West and Its Application in South Korea: The National Museum of Korea’s Special Exhibition on Homo Sapiens: Evolution, Relationship & Future?. Journal of Conservation and Museum Studies 21:1.
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