Genealogists as a "Community of Records"

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Elizabeth Yakel et Deborah A. Torres, “Genealogists as a "Community of Records",” Portail documentaire EnJeu[x], consulté le 29 mars 2024, https://collections.enfance-jeunesse.fr/items/show/1646.

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TitreGenealogists as a "Community of Records"
CréateurElizabeth Yakel
CréateurDeborah A. Torres
Date2007
DroitsCopyright © 2007 Society of American Archivists
Langueen
TypeJournal Article
AuthorElizabeth Yakel
AuthorDeborah A. Torres
Type de contenuJournal Article
ISSN0360-9081
Abstract NoteOwning Memory: How a Caribbean Community Lost Its Archives and Found Its History presents the concept of a "community of records" as it applies to native Virgin Islanders. A "community of records" refers both to how records are (re-) created or reused within a community as well as its contextualization of records (through memory and narrative construction). This paper examines whether this intellectual construct and lens can be applied to other social groups and their relationships to records. Specifically, this article explores the connections between genealogists and records—how genealogists reuse, combine, interpret, and disseminate records to create a coherent narrative of their families' lives that gives added meaning to their own lives.
Access Date2015-06-17 10:03:05
Date2007
Issue1
Journal AbbreviationThe American Archivist
Langueen
Library CatalogJSTOR
Pages93-113
Publication TitleThe American Archivist
DroitsCopyright © 2007 Society of American Archivists
TitreGenealogists as a "Community of Records"
URLhttp://www.jstor.org/stable/40294451
Volume70
Attachment TitleSOAA_SP07 - yakel_torres_genealogists_final.pdf
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