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2019, No. (12), Public History

Ewa Solska
“Thus should have been our travels: serious, engravable”. A university researcher in the communicative space of public history

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Keywords: cross-cultural, trans-historicity, interpretative communication, participatory museum, transhistorical exhibition, history portal

Abstract:
The paper is focused on the issue of a participatory museum, a transhistorical exhibition and a history portal as contemporary practices in public history. Accordingly, referring to the concept of interpretation by Freeman Tilden (Interpreting Our Heritage, 1957), cross-cultural and trans-historical approaches are considered and validated as interpretative and communicative strategies in public history.

About Author:
EWA SOLSKA - historian, history methodologist, assistant professor at the Institute of History at the Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin. E-mail: ewa.solska[at]poczta.umcs.lublin.pl. ORCID 0000-0001-5546-0467.

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