Feminist Archiving [a manifesto continued]: Skilling for Activism and Organising

Ashton, Jenna

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Theoretical Construct 3: Archival Canon1

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“…Let's air some dirty laundry…' . 8 Two reflections conclude this issue focused on the 'what' and 'how' as much as the 'who' and 'why' of women's archives. Sarah Brown considers books as archival objects in Greer's archive in an elegant and practical study of how print culture can be catalogued as feminist archives.…”

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“…The occurrences of the concept of archival canon in archival literature arise through the transposition of concepts originating from Literary Studies, applied to the set of authors representative of a tradition or school of thought of Archival Science (Cline 2014;Ashton 2017;Harris 2004). The concept has been extended to the idea of corpus of texts selected by authority according to an axiological framework of importance and quality.…”

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Information Representation in Displaced Archives: A Meta-Synthesis

Macedo¹,

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Freitas³

2022

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This paper aims to perform a qualitative synthesis of literature concerning the representation of information in displaced archives. Methodologically, this communication is configured in a metasynthesis oriented to theory building, constituting a non-reactive, documentary-based and exploratory type of study, focused on articles and books chapters published in English between 1954 and 2019. The collection of texts is supported by the SPICE strategy, applied to the search in databases (WoS and EBSCO). We adopted content analysis according to the assumptions of Charmaz and Finfgeld-Connett. Of the 443 records, 155 texts that responded to the research purposes were included. Three themes emerged from the content analysis around the aforementioned theme with a view to theory building: “anarchivism as (non-) representation”, “archive of the archive”, and “archival canon”. Finally, displaced archives constitute an emerging theme in several domains, so it is important to explore the complex nature of this phenomenon from the point of view of representation and knowledge organization.

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Feminist Archiving [a manifesto continued]: Skilling for Activism and Organising

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