How do we come to know the world around us? What about worlds apart from our ownβouter space, distant cultures, or even long-past eras of history? <i>Engaging Smithsonian Objects through Science, History, and the Arts</i> explores these questions and suggests an answer: we come to know our world and
Engaging Smithsonian Objects Through Science, History, and the Arts
β Scribed by Arnoldi, Mary Jo
- Publisher
- Smithsonian;Random House Publisher Services
- Year
- 2016
- Tongue
- English
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
How do we come to know the world around us? What about worlds apart from our own-outer space, distant cultures, or even long-past eras of history? Engaging Smithsonian Objects through Science, History, and the Arts explores these questions and suggests an answer: we come to know our world and worlds apart through the objects that represent them. Objects are a window, and by looking through them we can learn and understand more about the people who made them and the time and place they came from. In the pursuit of this understanding museums are invaluable; they are repositories not just of thin.
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