Ghosts in the archive: The palestinian villages and the Decolonial archives

Sela, Rona

doi:10.1007/s10708-020-10364-4

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“…The need to rethink the structure of archives is portrayed in the study by Sela (2022) based on the construction of a decolonial archive, which portrays the history of Israeli colonial archives, the Palestinian villages that remained under military rule, and the erasure and attempt to control the culture of these peoples. The gathering of elements, testimonies, and narratives, kept on shared records, allows the collective construction of identity associated with the history of these communities, knowledge of their architectural, agricultural and geographic characteristics, building relationships, and types of construction and materials transcending the service of needs in the project (Sela 2022).…”

Section: New Ways Of Designing: Decoloniality and Archive Buildingmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Reconstruction of archive buildings: the case of Brazil

Souza,

Bahia Jacintho

2023

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Discussing the decolonial perspective as an element for the reconstruction of Brazilian public archive buildings is the objective of this article. The guide comes from the assumption of a parameter: architectural constructions of power, encompassed by European colonialism and eclecticism, which influenced perception and building in society, impact the formation of archival science and the construction of archive buildings, especially in the logic that privileges the preservation of State collections and the silence of voices in community archives. The characteristics of basic, bibliographical, and documentary research were studied through an exploratory approach. In doing searches in the Library, Information Science & Technology Abstracts databases (LISTA and Scopus of Elsevier), a total of 123 retrieved publications were observed and analyzed by titles, abstracts, and keywords. After applying exclusion criteria, it was possible to select four relevant works for this research. The results identified a local culture as a built environment of representation. In conclusion, decoloniality is a promising starting point for rethinking ways of designing from the connection with local roots.

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Section: New Ways Of Designing: Decoloniality and Archive Buildingmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…By sharing experiences and knowledge, communities expand their records, making them usable and contextualized in archival projects as a means of self-representation and identity construction (Sela 2022).…”

Section: New Ways Of Designing: Decoloniality and Archive Buildingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Reconstruction of archive buildings: the case of Brazil

Souza,

Bahia Jacintho

2023

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Ghosts in the archive: The palestinian villages and the Decolonial archives

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Reconstruction of archive buildings: the case of Brazil

Reconstruction of archive buildings: the case of Brazil

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