Museum studies, or museology, has evolved into a recognized academic discipline, especially through the influence of American and German models. Rooted in both practical applications and theoretical inquiry, the development of museum studies reflects...
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Museum studies, or museology, has evolved into a recognized academic discipline, especially through the influence of American and German models. Rooted in both practical applications and theoretical inquiry, the development of museum studies reflects broader intellectual, cultural, and scientific paradigms. This paper explores the institutionalization of museum studies as a scientific discipline, highlighting its growth in the United States and Germany and examining philosophical contributions that have shaped its epistemological foundation.
The development of museum studies—also referred to as museology—as a scientific and academic discipline is a significant chapter in the evolution of modern cultural and educational institutions. This paper
examines the historical emergence of museum studies as a science, with particular emphasis on the German and American models, while also integrating philosophical perspectives that have influenced the theoretical foundations of the field. The G
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