Archives and Information in the Early Modern World (Proceedings of the British Academy)

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Archives and Information in the Early Modern World (Proceedings of the British Academy)

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  • 製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 350 p.
  • 言語 ENG
  • 商品コード 9780197266250
  • DDC分類 025.009

Full Description

Investigating the relationship between archives and information in the early modern world, this latest collection of essays edited by Kate Peters, Alexandra Walsham, and Liesbeth Corens explores every aspect of record keeping; from the proliferation of physical documentation between the sixteenth and eighteenth centuries to the implication of archives in patterns of statecraft.

Contributors to Archives and Information in the Early Modern World place paper technologies and physical repositories under the microscope, analysing the connections between documentation and geographical distance, probing the part played by record-keeping in administration, governance, and justice, as well as its links with trade, commerce, education, evangelism, and piety.

Extending beyond the framework of formal institutions to the family, household, and sect, Archives and Information in the Early Modern World offers fresh insight into the possibilities and constraints of political participation and the nature of human agency. It deepens our understanding of the role of archives in the construction and preservation of knowledge and the exercise of power in its broadest sense, calling for greater dialogue and creative collaboration to breach the lingering disciplinary divide between historians and archival scientists.

Contents

Foreword

Archives and Information in the Early Modern World

Organisation and Agency

1: Randolph C. Head: Early Modern European Archivality: Organised Records, Information, and State Power around 1500

2: Filippo de Vivo: Archival Intelligence: Diplomatic Correspondence, Information Overload, and Information Management in Italy, 1450-1650

3: Jacob Soll: Jean-Baptiste Colbert, Accounting, and the Genesis of the State Archive in Early Modern France

Access and Secrecy

4: Arnold Hunt: The Early Modern Secretary and the Early Modern Archive

5: Arndt Brendecke: Knowledge, Oblivion and Concealment in Early Modern Spain: The Ambiguous Agenda of the Archive of Simancas

6: Kate Peters: 'Friction in the Archives': Access and the Politics of Record-Keeping in Revolutionary England

Media and Materiality

7: Heather Wolfe and Peter Stallybrass: The Material Culture of Record Keeping in Early Modern England

8: Sundar Henny: Archiving the Archive: Scribal and Material Culture in Seventeenth-Century Zurich

Documentation and Distance

9: Brooke Palmieri: Truth and Suffering in the Quaker Archives

10: Sylvia Sellers-Garcia: Death, Distance, and Bureaucracy: An Archival Story

11: Kiri Paramore: A Transnational Archive of the Sinosphere: The Early Modern East Asian Information Order

Afterword