What are archives?: cultural and theoretical perspectives: a reader/ edited by Louise Craven

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Unique IDLIB-00013926DateBetween 1st January 2008 and 31st December 2008Date qualifiercircaDescriptionDescription: Introduction/ Louise Craven

Theme I. Continuity and Change in the Archival Paradigm

1. From the Archivist's Cardigan to the Very Dead Sheep: What are Archives? What are Archivists? What do They Do?/ Louise Craven

2. The Textuality of the Archive/ Andrew Prescott

3. Personal Papers: Perceptions and Practices/ Caroline Williams

Theme II. The Impact of Technology

4. Opening Pandora's Box: What is an Archive in the Digital Environment?/ Michael Moss

5. The Online Archivist: A Positive Approach to the Digital Information Age/ Jane Stevenson

Theme III. The Impact of Community Archives

6. Other Ways of Thinking, Other Ways of Being. Documenting the Margins and the Transitory: What to Preserve, How to Collect/ Andrew Flinn

7. Archives of Exile: Exile of Archives/ Andrew Prescott

Theme IV. Archival Use and Users

8. Users, Use and Context: Supporting Interaction Between Users and Digital Archives/ Andrea Johnson

9. Permitted Use and Users: The Fallout Shelter's Sealed Environment/ Gerard P. CollisLanguageEnglish (eng)IllustrationsBlack and white illustrationsPublisherAshgatePlace of publicationAldershot
Hampshire
England

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FormatPublication - Book

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Number of pages196

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Dimensions (free text)24 cm

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Subject tagsSocial aspectsPhilosophyAutomationArchival materialsDigitization

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Dewey decimal numberSRC ARCH 027 WHATISBN/ISSN9780754673101Source system IDR0000261496Alternative ID30002036462679

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What are archives?: cultural and theoretical perspectives: a reader/ edited by Louise Craven