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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Herrskap och vanligt folk: Servering i tre akter : Berättelsen som verktyg vid uppdatering av basutställningar

Vara-Mittermaier, Silje January 2018 (has links)
Det här examensarbetet handlar om hur formgivare kan uppdatera en befintlig basutställning i museisammanhang med hjälp av berättandet, där syftet är att följa upp museers mål om engagemang och förmedling. Museer representerar både forntid och samtid och av den orsaken är det av vikt att museer ständigt uppdateras och känns relevant för besökande.Arbetet har skett i samarbete med Nordiska museet i Stockholm och undersökt hur berättelser och designorientering kan bidra till uppdatering av basutställningar och bidra till förmedlingen av ett historiskt innehåll.Som underlag till gestaltningsförslaget har två forskningsrapporter studerats samt teorier inom berättelse och designorientering. Ett urval av metoder har använts, som intervju, plats- och utställningsanalys, referensobjekt samt personlig kommunikation.Projektet har lett till ett designkoncept med förslag till hur utställningen ”Dukade bord” vid Nordiska Museum kan gestaltas. Även två förslag på utställningstillägg har tagits fram, vilket representerar vår nära historia och samtiden. / This thesis explores how designers can renew and update existing museum exhibitions. The aim was to fulfil museums’ goals on engagement and conveyance of information. Museums represent both the past and the present, therefore it is important that museums continuously update exhibitions to remain relevant to visitors.This work was done in cooperation with The Nordic museum in Stockholm and explored how storytelling and design orientation could contribute to updates and conveyance of historic content.The project lead to a design concept with a suggestion on how the exhibition “The Set Table” at the Nordic museum could be renewed. It even presents a suggestion of an exhibition appendix representing our near history and present.The design concept for the renewal is based on two papers and a thesis from within the field of storytelling and design orientation. In addition, a variety of methods such as interviews, spatial- and exhibition analysis, references and personal communication, were used. / <p>Informationsdesign - Rumslig Gestaltning</p>
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Från massmord till turistattraktion : En analys av hur den kanariska ursprungsbefolkningens mänskliga kvarlevor har behandlats / From genocide to tourist attraction : An analysis of how the remains of the indigenous people of the Canary islands were treated

Gomez Kobayashi, Tamara January 2020 (has links)
The Canary Islands are a popular tourist destination. But, behind the good weather and the beautiful beaches there is a traumatic story. Guanches, the island's indigenous people, died as a result of the Spanish colonization. Only a few aspects of Guanche's life remain - their human remains and their material culture. The purpose of this study is to see how Guanche's human remains are treated and whether it has thus affected how they are displayed today in museums. In order to draw conclusions, El Museo Canario's osteological exhibition has been evaluated. The exhibition has barely changed since 1880 and has clearly been influenced by factors such as colonialism, nationalism, tourism and ethnicity. The ethics behind this exhibition have also been discussed. The conclusion of this discussion was that El Museo Canario has adhered to ethical considerations. However, there are aspects of the exhibition that could be improved. Articles from El Museo Canario's publication from 1880–1900 and 2007–2011 have also been reviewed. This was done in order to see how research purposes have changed over time. The results of this analysis show that there are clear differences in research purposes depending on the year of publication. This change in mindset is not reflected on El Museo Canario's osteological exhibition. / Las Islas Canarias son un destino turístico popular. Pero, detrás del buen clima y las hermosas playas hay una historia traumática. Guanches, indígenas de la isla, murieron como resultado de la colonización española. Hoy solo quedan algunos aspectos de la vida de los Guanche - sus restos humanos y su cultura material. La intención de este estudio es ver cómo se tratan los restos humanos de Guanche y, en consecuencia, como ha afectado las exhibiciones en los museos. Para poder hacer conclusiones, se ha evaluado la exposición osteológica de El Museo Canario. La exposición apenas se ha cambiado desde 1880 y claramente ha sido influenciada por factores como el colonialismo, el nacionalismo, el turismo y la etnicidad. La ética detrás de esta exposición también ha sido discutida. La conclusión de esta discusión fue que El Museo Canario se ha adherido a consideraciones éticas. Sin embargo, hay aspectos de la exposición que podrían mejorarse. Además, se han examinado artículos de la publicación de El Museo Canario de 1880–1900 y 2007–2011 para ver cómo los motivos de investigación se han cambiado con el tiempo. Los resultados de este análisis muestran que existen claras diferencias entre los motivos de investigación según el año de publicación. Este cambio de mentalidad no se refleja en la exposición osteológica de El Museo Canario.

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