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Properly Arranged and Properly Recorded: The Library of Congress Archives
Libraries & the Cultural Record, 2010In the 1940s Library of Congress managers began an effort to bring order to the Library’s historic records, and in 1946 the chief of the Manuscripts Division wrote: “Many years ago there was sent to the Division, material of an archival nature, representing old records of the Librarian’s office . . .
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Modern Methods of Arrangement of Archives in the United States
The American Archivist, 1966than a half century ago, at the 1910 International Congress of Archivists and Librarians at Brussels, an American representative called for a uuniform method of classification" for national archives. Deploring the lack of "logical classification," he urged the creation of a "scientific system," which, "though modified to suit local conditions," would, "
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Papering, arranging, and depositing: Learning from working with an Istanbul archive
Area, 2019In this paper, I describe a method of learning to work with an Istanbul archive. This archive, containing the papers of the Council for the Preservation of Antiquities, provided a crucial resource for understanding one part of Istanbul's 20th‐century urban transformation.
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A Unique Arrangement: Organizing Collections for Digital Libraries, Archives, and Repositories
2012Digital libraries increasingly host collections that are archival in nature, and contain digitized and born-digital materials. In order to preserve the evidentiary value of these materials, the collection organization must capture the general context and preserve the relationships among objects.
Jeff Crow +4 more
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The American Archivist, 2012
Have archivists adequately documented people with disabilities? This essay examines how disability studies provide archivists with a framework with which to understand and document disability.
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Have archivists adequately documented people with disabilities? This essay examines how disability studies provide archivists with a framework with which to understand and document disability.
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Integrative oncology: Addressing the global challenges of cancer prevention and treatment
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Jun J Mao,, Msce +2 more
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Archival arrangement and description in the Cloud: a preliminary analysis
2018Cloud Computing is the new technology that is changing our practices and attitudes. How should archivists arrange and describe resources in such environment? More specifically, how is the cloud environment going to affect arrangement and description theory and practice?
Christopher J. Prom +4 more
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2006
This article explores the application of postmodern perspectives to practices of archival arrangement and description. In particular, it uses postmodernism as a lens through which to critique professional neutrality and objectivity and highlight the mediating role archivists play in shaping the historical record.
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This article explores the application of postmodern perspectives to practices of archival arrangement and description. In particular, it uses postmodernism as a lens through which to critique professional neutrality and objectivity and highlight the mediating role archivists play in shaping the historical record.
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Standardizing Archival Arrangement? Are You Serious??
Journal of Archival Organization, 2005openaire +1 more source