Introduction. “Museums as Storytellers: Reinventing the Art of Showing and Telling”
In The System of Objects (1968), Jean Baudrillard argues that the serial organization of objects in a collection creates an ambiguous space where “functionality is forever collapsing into subjectivity” and “the everyday prose of objects is transformed into poetry, into a triumphant unconscious disc...
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Miranda
2025
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| 要約: | In The System of Objects (1968), Jean Baudrillard argues that the serial organization of objects in a collection creates an ambiguous space where “functionality is forever collapsing into subjectivity” and “the everyday prose of objects is transformed into poetry, into a triumphant unconscious discourse” (86; 87). Museums, and before them cabinets of curiosities and private collections, have always functioned as spaces for the invention and visual staging of discourse: the history of their o... |
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