O único e o autêntico
Abstract
Anthropology, affirming itself as an active science, changed not only what museums consider “museum material” but also the way museums conceive objects real value. In this text, I want to analyse the meanings behind the two concepts of ‘unique’ and of ‘authentic’, as far as they are taken as museums concepts. Their importance changed in time. Therefore it is a matter of interest to trace that change in museum culture.
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