Description
This book
- accessible in one place the most significant writings of a leading global archival scholar, who, unusually for a writer on archives, was also a distinguished historian.
- demonstrates the development of this scholar’s thinking in archival theory and practice over the past 20 years and, by extension, the current and anticipated forthcoming trends. Each essay is accompanied by a critical introduction, written by a leading archival scholar, assessing the piece and setting it in a wider archival or historical context.
- will be of interest to scholars and students engaged in the study of archival science, library and information science, history, digital humanities, and media studies.
Table of Contents
Introduction: From Whisky to Nelson by Way of Brussel Sprouts: The Contribution of Michael Moss (1947-2021); 1. The scent of the slow hound and the snap of a bull-dog - the place of research in the archival profession; 2. The Hutton Inquiry, the President of Nigeria and what the butler hoped to see?; 3. Privileging information is inevitable; 4. The archives of business and the business of archives; 5. Choreographed encounter: The archive and public history; 6. Authenticity: A red herring?; 7. Opening Pandora’s Box - What is an archive in the digital environment?; 8. Overlapping temporalities? The judge, the historian and the citizen; 9. Our digital legacy: An archival perspective; 10. How the file was invented; 11. The four corners of the page and the digital record; 12. Select Bibliography of the Writings of Michael Stanley Moss
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