英文摘要
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The aim of this paper is, through a recent representative exhibition, to explore how science museums and centers serve as arenas for the study of and institutional dissemination of science, in relation to the adoption of art intervention strategies. First, knowledge dissemination and power operations in an interdisciplinary collaboration were explored, in addition to knowledge selection and reproduction. Second, the integration of interdisciplinary knowledge and the communication of exhibition messages were investigated. There were two aspects considered at their point of intersection. The first was learning outcomes of an informal educational institution and the second was communication emphasizing scientific understanding and literacy, with the results illustrating their convergence. Next, support was drawn from M.A.K. Halliday's systemic functional linguistics and Basil Bernstein's pedagogic device to analyze the power relationships between transmitters and acquirers of knowledge and the modes of transmission of exhibition messages and their intrinsic characteristics. Finally, the theoretical framework was integrated with the content of interviews with the curator and audience members to analyze the significance of this case study. As an attempt to combine science and art, The Island of Floating Smog: PM 2.5 Visual World was an example of weak classification. Its non-linear discourse and open displays led to a weak framework. As to object recognition, the low level of formality made it difficult to perceive the intention of weak classification. In regards to communication control, the museum's instructional discourse was clear-cut and strong but its regulative discourse was weak with disparities among audience members in terms of behavior and attitude. As changes in classification strength can alter identification principles, only audience members with a certain level of social or cultural capital understood the exhibition message. Therefore, further analyses were carried out on how audiences interact with exhibitions.
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