Museums are Cathedrals

Museums are, in a way, the cathedrals of the modern world, places where sacred issues are expressed and where people come to reflect on them. A museum is also a kind of bridge between the academy and the public.

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And a bridge between the academic elite and the public.

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 The Legacy of the Great War
Books, Brochures, and Chapters>Book:  Winter , Jay (2009-10-26), The Legacy of the Great War, University of Missouri, Retrieved on 2012-06-22
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     The Two Cultures

    Memes concerning science and art, how they approach reality, how they are different, and how they are similar.
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