Original sentence: Museology, or museum studies, is the study of museums, museum curation, and how museums developed into their institutional role in education through social and political forces
Edited sentence: As with many topics, it has taken time for appeal to permeate, and for academia to take notice and begin abrasively questioning the essential and recouping answers to an important dialogue.In 2000, very little discussion had taken place and virtually no research had been done at all.Museology has only just recently begun to see an improvement in strides made by historians and scholars to focus on its true potential as a legitimate field of study.Museology is the study of museums and how they have established and developed in their role as an educational mechanism under social and political pressures.Museology is the study of the "museum experience" seen both through the eyes of the institution, and the visitor.The actual breaking through of museology as a genuine field of enquiry has been clouded by controversy to the extent that even in its early stages as a field, has fractured into an old and new.The motivation factors for both groups that result in the "museum experience" change over time with the collection on display, and the history of this change is also a subject of museology