Museums of the Republic of Karakalpakstan in the XX-XXI centuries
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Muzaffara Ishanova
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The purpose of the research: Scientific analysis of the current state of museums in Karakalpakstan, preservation and development of the museum network as the basis of a single cultural space.
Object of study: All museums of Karakalpakstan. The range of museums considered in this dissertation research includes museums that have somehow manifested themselves in the considered perspective of formation and development.
Methods: In the research process, survey, statistical, analytical, comparative, monitoring and other methods of analysis are used.
Practical significance: The practical value may be represented by a methodological manual for museums of the republic, and distribution to foreign museums working in the modern process.
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Muzaffara Ishanova
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