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Be
Relevant or Become a Relic by David L. Larsen. Journal
of Interpretation Research. Volume 7, Number 1, 2003.
(27KB).
Interpretive
Dialogue by David Larsen. Article from Meaningful Interpretation:
How to Connect Hearts and Minds to Places, Objects, and Other
Resources. In Press. 2003. (76KB)
Clicking
the Icon: Exploring the Meanings Visitors Attached to Three
National Capital Memorials
by Theresa L. Goldman, W. Jasmine Chen, and David L. Larsen.
Journal of Interpretation Research. Volume 6, Number 1, 2001.
Part I (PDF, 1295KB) Part
II (998KB).
The
Craft and Concepts of Interpretation: A Look at How National
Park Service Interpreters Reveal and Facilitate Opportunities
for Connections by W. Jasmine Chen. Doctoral dissertation,
2003. West Virginia University. [On-line]. Available.