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Book ID: CBB000500696

Behind the Scenes at the Science Museum (2002)

Macdonald, Sharon (Author)

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ISBN: 1859735711

Publication Date: 2002
Physical Details: xiii + 293 pp.; ill.; bibl; index
Language: English

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Museums Popularization Popular culture Science Museum, London

Description Ethnographic analysis of a major science exhibition at the Science Museum, London. (from the publisher)

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Review Bennett, Jim (2004) Review of "Behind the Scenes at the Science Museum". British Journal for the History of Science (p. 99). unapi

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