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The accessibility to the museums ’ heritage for the blind Relatrice:

UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DI PAVIA FACOLTÀ LETTERE E FILOSOFIA, SCIENZE POLITICHE, GIURISPRUDENZA, INGEGNERIA, ECONOMIA CORSO DI LAUREA MAGISTRALE INTERFACOLTÀ IN COMUNICAZIONE PROFESSIONALE E MULTIMEDIALITÀ DISCOVERING THE ART WITHOUT sight.

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The accessibility to the museums ’ heritage for the blind Relatrice:

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  1. UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DI PAVIA FACOLTÀ LETTERE E FILOSOFIA, SCIENZE POLITICHE, GIURISPRUDENZA, INGEGNERIA, ECONOMIA CORSO DI LAUREA MAGISTRALE INTERFACOLTÀ IN COMUNICAZIONE PROFESSIONALE E MULTIMEDIALITÀ DISCOVERING THE ART WITHOUT sight The accessibilityto the museums’heritagefor the blind Relatrice: Prof.ssaMarilisa Di Giovanni Correlatore: Lucia De Maio Prof.Mario Dossoni 397393

  2. Blindness Blindness is not only a deficiency, a flaw, a weakness, but in a sense, also originates new skills, new benefits, new forces. A disability, because it forces us to encounter obstacles, determines the subject who experiences the effects, a search for strategies to overcome them and start a reorganization of one’s resources.

  3. the compensation

  4. How can the blind enjoy art?

  5. The senseoftouch

  6. The first benefit what the sense of touch led to the blind and that leads us already on the plane of art is the ability to read through Braille.

  7. Istituto dei ciechi di milanoLombardy and especially Milan, at the forefront in the works of solidarity, could not make an institution where “the blind children could have had some training as to make them able to take an honorable livelihood and needed relief to the spirit.”Michele Barozzi, Founder

  8. vocational training autonomy the production of teaching materials THE SERVICES AND ACTIVITIES OFFERED BY ISTITUTO DEI CIECHI DI MILANO care for the elderly the printing of texts in Braille and large print IT consultancy

  9. TactileMuseum Omero The purpose of the Museum is to promote the cultural growth, to integrate the visually handicapped and to widen their knowledge of reality.

  10. BrightUbuntu The non- and partially- sighted will be able to enjoy free, easy access to the computer and all its programmes thanks to a system which is equipped with a voice synthesizer and magnifying glass.

  11. The Museum of Tactile Antique and Modern Painting ANTEROS

  12. Image perception, cognition and signification: these are in summary the three stages of the artistic image analysis corresponding to the three interpretation levels of Panofsky’s tripartite method.

  13. Tactileitineraryexperimental at BagattiValsecchiMuseum in Milan

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