The archival imagination: essays in honour of Hugh A. Taylor/ edited by Barbara Craig

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Unique IDLIB-00015493DateBetween 1st January 1992 and 31st December 1992Date qualifiercircaDescriptionDescription: Introduction: the archival imagination/ Barbara L. Craig

Hugh Taylor's contextual idea for archives and the foundation of graduate education in archival studies/ Tom Nesmith

Mind over matter: towards a new theory of archival appraisal/ Terry Cook

Towards a social theory of appraisal/ Terry Eastwood

The principles speak for themselves: articulating a language of purpose for archives/ Kent M. Haworth

The introduction of copying devices into the British civil service, 1877-1889/ Barbara L. Craig

The development of the principles of provenance and respect for original order in the Public Record Office/ Michael Roper

Chaos through communications: archivists, records managers, and the communication phenomenon/ Frank G. Burke

Developing a historical laboratory: the genesis of the Public Archives of Nova Scotia/ Carman V. Carroll

Old wine in old bottles: renovating an old building for archives/ Shirley C. Spragge

The essence of archival communication/ Anne MacDermaid

The writings of Hugh Taylor: a bibliographic review

The writings of Hugh Taylor: a comprehensive bibliography/ James K. Burrows and Mary Ann PylypchukLanguageEnglish (eng)IllustrationsBlack and white illustrationsPublisherAssociation of Canadian ArchivistsPlace of publicationOttawa
Ontario
Canada

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FormatPublication - Book

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Number of pages263

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Dimensions (free text)23 cm

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Subject tagsArchivesMethodologyPublic recordsCanadaManagementAdministrationRecords

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Dewey decimal numberSRC ARCH 025.1714 ARCHISBN/ISSN1895382068Source system IDR0000251131Alternative ID30002036128205

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The archival imagination: essays in honour of Hugh A. Taylor/ edited by Barbara Craig