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[eBook] [PDF] For Archives Power, Truth, and Fiction 1st Edition By Andrew Prescott, Alison Wiggins

I. Conceptions
1 The Archive’ is Not An Archives: Acknowledging the Intellectual Contribution of Archival Studies, Michelle Caswell
2:Where and What are the Boundaries of the Archive?, Louise Craven
3:Digitality and Reconfiguring Global Archive(s) of Forced Migration, Hariz Halilovich and Anne J. Gilliland
4:The Record as Command, James Lowry
5:New Memory and The Archive, Andrew Hoskins
6:Response to Conceptions, Niamh Moore
II. Frameworks
7:Appraisal and Original Order: The Power Structures of the Archive, Andrew Prescott
8:Archival Education and Professionalism, Anna Sexton
9:Metadata, Lisa Gitelman
10:Networks, Ruth Ahnert and Sebastian E. Ahnert
11:Authenticating and Evaluating Evidence, Michael Moss and David Thomas
12:More Content, Less Context: Rethinking Access, Victoria Van Hyning and Heather Wolfe
13:Response to Frameworks, Janet Foster
III. Materialities
14:The Materiality of Written Textual Forms, Alison Wiggins
15:Sound and Vision: The Audio-Visual Archive, Simon Popple
16:Doors Into the Archives: Material Objects and Document Collections, Catherine Richardson
17:Archives, Art, and the Performativity of Practice, Jane Birkin
18:Digital Innovation and Archival Thinking, Eirini Goudarouli
19:Response to Materialities, Laura Mandell
IV. Encounters & Evolution
20:The Agency of Archivers, Eric Ketelaar
21:State Power and the Shaping of Archives in Malawi, Paul Lihoma
22:Archival Impulses and the Gunpowder Plot, Paul Strohm
23:Accidentally on Purpose: Denying Any Responsibility for the Accidental Archive, Nadine Akkerman and Pete Langman
24:Response to Encounters & Evolution, Julie A. Fisher
V. Narrators
25:From Repositories of Failure to Archives of Abolition, Karina Beras and Jarrett Martin Drake
26:Writer-Editors Making the Haitian and Caribbean Archives Talk, Rachel Douglas
27:Finding Women in the Archives of 1381, Sylvia Federico
28:On Family History and Archives, Norma Clarke
29:An Artist Unpacks the Archives, Ruth Maclennan
30:Response to Narrators, Alan Stewart
VI. Erasures & Exclusion
31:America’s Scrapbook: A Reckoning in the Archives, Lae’l Hughes-Watkins
32:Irreconcilable Archives: Queer Collections and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Rebecca Kahn
33:Destruction and Displacement: The 2003 War and the Struggle for Iraq’s Records, Rebecca Abby Whiting
34:Of Bonfires, Mindsets, and Policies: The Multi-Causal Matrix of Silence in Ghanaian Public Archives, Edwina Ashie-Nikoi, Emmanuel Adjei, and Musah Adams
35:Response to Erasures & Exclusion, Kirsten Weld
Afterword by Verne Harris
Index

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