Múzeumi látogatói élmény
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.14267/TURBULL.2019v19n3.5Abstract
Jelen cikk részletes szakirodalmi áttekintést nyújt az új muzeológia paradigmájához vezető trendekről, a múzeumi látogatói élményről, valamint az interpretációt segítő módszerekről. A szerző az interpretációt segítő módszereket beilleszti PINE és GILMORE (1998) élménymodelljének múzeumi kontextusban továbbfejlesztett verziójába. Az eszképizmus dimenziójának részletes vizsgálata ugyancsak megtörténik annak változatos értelmezései alapján, valamint az edutainment gyakorlata is beillesztésre kerül a modellbe. A cikk előkészítésül szolgál a témában megvalósítandó primer kutatáshoz.
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