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Papering, arranging, and depositing: Learning from working with an Istanbul archive

Area, 2019
In 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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Crippling the Archives: Negotiating Notions of Disability in Appraisal and Arrangement and Description

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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Archival arrangement and description in the Cloud: a preliminary analysis

2018
Cloud 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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Problems and issues in the arrangement and description of photographs in libraries and archival repositories

2010
Until recent years, archivists have been reluctant to consider photographs as being archival in nature. The evidential value possessed by some photographs was ignored and archivists also failed to see where the informational value of a photographic image could be enhanced when viewed within the context in which it was created.
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The ideas of T. R. Schellenberg on the appraisal, arrangement, and description of archives

2010
This thesis is an examination of the ideas of the eminent American archivist, T.R. Schellenberg (1903-1970), on the arrangement, description, and appraisal of archives. The formulation of these ideas is set in the context of the National Archives of the United States where Schellenberg was employed for more than twenty-five years. The National Archives
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Archival representation

Archival Science, 2003
Elizabeth Yakel
exaly  

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