In Search of Research Archives: Problems of Meaning and Scientific Issues
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2006.
Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : Social sciences are historical in two ways: they are part of a particular historical context and, at the same time, concerned with social objects that are also historical by nature. As a result, social science archives, in turn, reflect this twofold historicity. This partly explains why they have been neglected by the usual institutions of preservation. The absence of interest may also be due to the history of the system of practices that condition archive systems. As preserved data, they cannot be reduced to mere archives, for they must remain accessible, available, and mobile.
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Social sciences are historical in two ways: they are part of a particular historical context and, at the same time, concerned with social objects that are also historical by nature. As a result, social science archives, in turn, reflect this twofold historicity. This partly explains why they have been neglected by the usual institutions of preservation. The absence of interest may also be due to the history of the system of practices that condition archive systems. As preserved data, they cannot be reduced to mere archives, for they must remain accessible, available, and mobile.
Réseaux sociaux