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245 00 Archives, documentation, and institutions of social memory
:|bessays from the Sawyer Seminar /|cedited by Francis X.
Blouin Jr. and William G. Rosenberg.
250 First paperback edition.
264 1 Ann Arbor :|bThe University of Michigan Press,|c2007.
264 4 |c©2006
300 1 online resource (ix, 502 pages) :|billustrations
336 text|btxt|2rdacontent
337 computer|bc|2rdamedia
338 online resource|bcr|2rdacarrier
347 data file
380 Bibliography
504 Includes bibliographical references.
505 00 |t"Something she called a fever" : Michelet, Derrida, and
dust (or, in the archives with Michelet and Derrida) /
|rCarolyn Steedman --|tProblem of Publicite in the
archives of second empire France /|rJennifer S. Milligan -
-|tNot dragon at the gate but research partner : the
reference archivist as mediator /|rKathleen Marquis --
|tBetween veneration and loathing : loving and hating
documents /|rJames M. O'Toole --|tArchiving/architecture /
|rKent Kleinman --|t"Records of simple truth and
precision" : photography, archives, and the illusion of
control /|rJoan M. Schwartz --|tOut of the closet and into
the archives? : German Jewish papers /|rAtina Grossmann --
|tGerman Jewish archives in Berlin and New York : three
generations after the fact /|rFrank Mecklenburg --
|tMedieval archivists as authors : social memory and
archival memory /|rPatrick Geary --|tQuestion of access :
the right to social memory versus the right to social
oblivion /|rInge Bundsgaard --|tPast imperfect
(l'imparfait) : mediating meaning in archives of art /
|rNancy Ruth Bartlett --|tAn artifact by any other name :
digital surrogates of medieval manuscripts /|rStephen G.
Nichols --|tPanoptical archive /|rEric Ketelaar --
|tArchival representation /|rElizabeth Yakel --
|tRemembering the future : appraisal of records and the
role of archives in constructing social memory /|rTerry
Cook --|tCreating a national information system in a
federal environment : some thoughts on the Canadian
archival information network /|rLaura Millar --|tArchives,
heritage, and history /|rDavid Lowenthal --|tHow
privatization turned Britain's red telephone kiosk into an
archive of the welfare state /|rPatrick Wright --
|tArchives : particles of memory or more? /|rJoan van
Albada --|tLookin' for a home : independent oral history
archives in Italy /|rAlessandro Portelli --|tPublic
controversy over the Kennedy memorabilia project /|rRobert
M. Adler --|tClassified federal records and the end of the
Cold War : the experience of the assassination records
review board /|rWilliam L. Joyce --|t"Just a car" : the
Kennedy car, the Lincoln chair, and the study of objects /
|rJudith E. Endelman --|tMemories of colonization :
commemoration, preservation, and erasure in an African
archive /|rFrederick Cooper --|tColonial archives and the
arts of governance : on the content in the form /|rAnn
Laura Stoler --|tProvincial archive as a place of memory :
confronting oral and written sources on the role of former
slaves in the Cuban war of independence (1895-98) /
|rRebecca J. Scott --|tMaroons in the archives : the uses
of the past in the French Caribbean /|rLaurent Dubois --
|tRedemption's archive : remembering the future in a
revolutionary past /|rPaul K. Eiss --|tDocumenting South
Africa's liberation movements : engaging the archives at
the University of Fort Hare /|rBrian Williams and William
K. Wallach --|t"The gift of one generation to another" :
the real thing for the Pepsi generation /|rIan E. Wilson -
-|tSocial history, public sphere, and national narratives
: the social origins of Valencian regional imaginary in
nineteenth-century Spain /|rMonica Burguera --|tInfluence
of politics on the shaping of the memory of states in
Western Europe (France) /|rPaule Rene-Bazin --|tRole of
the Swiss federal archives during recent politico-
historical events and crises /|rChristoph Graf --
|tTelevision archives and the making of collective memory
: Nazism and World War II in three television blockbusters
of German public television /|rWulf Kansteiner --
|tRevolution in the archives of memory : the founding of
the national diet library in occupied Japan /|rLeslie
Pincus --|tNew masters of memory : libraries, archives,
and museums in postcommunist Bosnia-Herzegovina /|rRobert
J. Donia --|tWriting home in the archive : "refugee
memory" and the ethnography of documentation /|rPenelope
Papailias --|tQing statesmen, archivists, and historians
and the question of memory /|rBeatrice S. Bartlett --
|tRole of archives in Chinese society : an examination
from the perspective of access /|rDu Mei --|tArchives and
histories in twentieth-century China /|rWilliam C. Kirby -
-|tArchives and historical writing : the case of the
Menshevik Party in 1917 /|rZiva Galili --|tRussian history
: is it in the archives? /|rAbby Smith --|tArchiving
heteroglossia : writing reports and controlling mass
culture under stalin /|rSerhy Yekelchyk --|tEthnicity,
memory, and violence : reflections on special problems in
Soviet and East European archives /|rJeffrey Burds --
|tHesitations at the door to an archive catalog /
|rVladimir Lapin --|tHistorian and the source : problems
of reliability and ethics /|rBoris V. Ananich.
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520 8 As sites of documentary preservation rooted in various
national and social contexts, artifacts of culture, and
places of uncovering, archives provide tangible evidence
of memory for individuals, communities, and states, as
well as defining memory institutionally within prevailing
political systems and cultural norms. By assigning the
prerogatives of record keeper to the archivist, whose
acquisition policies, finding aids, and various
institutionalized predilections mediate between
scholarship and information, archives produce knowledge,
legitimize political systems, and construct identities.
Far from being mere repositories of data, archives
actually embody the fragments of culture that endure as
signifiers of who we are, and why. The essays in A rchives,
Documentation, and Institutions of Social Memory conceive
of archives not simply as historical repositories but as a
complex of structures, processes, and epistemologies
situated at a critical point of the intersection between
scholarship, cultural practices, politics, and
technologies. Francis X. Blouin Jr. is Professor of
History and Director of the Bentley Historical Library at
the University of Michigan. William G. Rosenberg is
Professor of History, University of Michigan.
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