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La declaración de la Mesa de Santiago de Chile (1972) sostiene que el museo tiene una función social, se encuentra enlazado a la comunidad y es esta la que le dota de sentido. Para Huges de Varine (2012) la Mesa Redonda de Santiago incluye dos ideas que son altamente relevantes: el museo que reconoce e incluye las problemáticas sociales contemporáneas y el museo como instrumento capaz de generar cambios en la comunidad, que funciona por y para la misma. ¿Será entonces que cualquier persona puede valerse del museo como herramienta cuando un cambio en su entorno es urgente?
Sociomuseology, Exposición, Memory, Derechos humanos, Memoria, Human rights, Museum, Sociomuseología
Sociomuseology, Exposición, Memory, Derechos humanos, Memoria, Human rights, Museum, Sociomuseología
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