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Museums today grapple with the reconciliation of traditional models of authority with the expectation to incorporate new voices in cultural interpretation. At the same time, society is increasingly empowered by a social Web that provides collaboration, connectivity, and openness. This paper frames the dialogue of authority and openness around parallel theories within the museum and technology communities, offering [[Wikipedia]] as a platform for facilitating new perspectives in collaborative knowledge-sharing between museums and communities. Expanding on the metaphors of the museum as “the Temple and the Forum” and the Web as “the Cathedral and the Bazaar,” this essay argues that issues of democratization, voice, and authority in museums can be addressed through Wikipedia's community, process, and its potential as a model for a new Open Authority in museums. | Museums today grapple with the reconciliation of traditional models of authority with the expectation to incorporate new voices in cultural interpretation. At the same time, society is increasingly empowered by a social Web that provides collaboration, connectivity, and openness. This paper frames the dialogue of authority and openness around parallel theories within the museum and technology communities, offering [[Wikipedia]] as a platform for facilitating new perspectives in collaborative knowledge-sharing between museums and communities. Expanding on the metaphors of the museum as “the Temple and the Forum” and the Web as “the Cathedral and the Bazaar,” this essay argues that issues of democratization, voice, and authority in museums can be addressed through Wikipedia's community, process, and its potential as a model for a new Open Authority in museums. | ||
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Revision as of 09:57, 11 August 2019
Authors | Lori Byrd Phillips |
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Publication date | 2013 |
DOI | 10.1111/cura.12021 |
Links | Original |
The Temple and the Bazaar: Wikipedia as a Platform for Open Authority in Museums - scientific work related to Wikipedia quality published in 2013, written by Lori Byrd Phillips.
Overview
Museums today grapple with the reconciliation of traditional models of authority with the expectation to incorporate new voices in cultural interpretation. At the same time, society is increasingly empowered by a social Web that provides collaboration, connectivity, and openness. This paper frames the dialogue of authority and openness around parallel theories within the museum and technology communities, offering Wikipedia as a platform for facilitating new perspectives in collaborative knowledge-sharing between museums and communities. Expanding on the metaphors of the museum as “the Temple and the Forum” and the Web as “the Cathedral and the Bazaar,” this essay argues that issues of democratization, voice, and authority in museums can be addressed through Wikipedia's community, process, and its potential as a model for a new Open Authority in museums.
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Wikipedia Quality
Phillips, Lori Byrd. (2013). "[[The Temple and the Bazaar: Wikipedia as a Platform for Open Authority in Museums]]".DOI: 10.1111/cura.12021.
English Wikipedia
{{cite journal |last1=Phillips |first1=Lori Byrd |title=The Temple and the Bazaar: Wikipedia as a Platform for Open Authority in Museums |date=2013 |doi=10.1111/cura.12021 |url=https://wikipediaquality.com/wiki/The_Temple_and_the_Bazaar:_Wikipedia_as_a_Platform_for_Open_Authority_in_Museums}}
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Phillips, Lori Byrd. (2013). "<a href="https://wikipediaquality.com/wiki/The_Temple_and_the_Bazaar:_Wikipedia_as_a_Platform_for_Open_Authority_in_Museums">The Temple and the Bazaar: Wikipedia as a Platform for Open Authority in Museums</a>".DOI: 10.1111/cura.12021.
