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January 05, 2015Session 1: Tim Knox and Alexander Sturgis (Discussion)1 hour 4 minutesPlaySESSION 1: Subversive traditions? Does the current enthusiasm for the history of collecting and of the museum silence objects, or make them speak?Tim Knox (Fitzwilliam Museum)Alexander Sturgis (Ashmolean Museum)Chair: Caroline Vout...moreShareView all episodesBy Cambridge UniversityJanuary 05, 2015Session 1: Tim Knox and Alexander Sturgis (Discussion)1 hour 4 minutesPlaySESSION 1: Subversive traditions? Does the current enthusiasm for the history of collecting and of the museum silence objects, or make them speak?Tim Knox (Fitzwilliam Museum)Alexander Sturgis (Ashmolean Museum)Chair: Caroline Vout...moreMore shows like Does the Museum Just Preserve the Museum?View allPhilosophy18 ListenersCambridge Language Sciences0 ListenersPlagues – Darwin College Lecture Series 20145 ListenersMoral Sciences Club4 ListenersFaculty of Classics5 ListenersAdaptation to Climate Change5 ListenersLCIL International Law Centre Podcast12 ListenersMedieval History Seminars17 ListenersClare Hall Colloquium1 ListenersThe State of the Universe - Stephen Hawking 70th Birthday Symposium9 Listeners
SESSION 1: Subversive traditions? Does the current enthusiasm for the history of collecting and of the museum silence objects, or make them speak?Tim Knox (Fitzwilliam Museum)Alexander Sturgis (Ashmolean Museum)Chair: Caroline Vout
January 05, 2015Session 1: Tim Knox and Alexander Sturgis (Discussion)1 hour 4 minutesPlaySESSION 1: Subversive traditions? Does the current enthusiasm for the history of collecting and of the museum silence objects, or make them speak?Tim Knox (Fitzwilliam Museum)Alexander Sturgis (Ashmolean Museum)Chair: Caroline Vout...more
SESSION 1: Subversive traditions? Does the current enthusiasm for the history of collecting and of the museum silence objects, or make them speak?Tim Knox (Fitzwilliam Museum)Alexander Sturgis (Ashmolean Museum)Chair: Caroline Vout