具有情感价值:收集第一次世界大战的个人日记

IF 1.3 Q2 INFORMATION SCIENCE & LIBRARY SCIENCE Archives and Manuscripts Pub Date : 2020-05-03 DOI:10.1080/01576895.2020.1755701
E. Edmonds
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摘要停战几周后,新南威尔士州公共图书馆的首席图书管理员William Ifould向图书馆受托人建议,该机构开始收集战争期间制作的“私人和官方文件”。到1918年12月初,澳大利亚和新西兰的报纸上开始出现广告,鼓励回国的士兵向图书馆出售他们的个人日记。该收购项目被称为“欧洲战争收集项目”,是澳大利亚第一个此类项目。本文探讨了图书馆对服务人员撰写的个人日记的获取,并分析了国家图书馆工作人员的评估方法。本案例研究强调了最近的档案辩论,该辩论重新评估了档案工作者在评估、评估、保存(和特权)某些藏品方面相对于其他藏品的作用,并认为档案工作者在其机构中调解并因此塑造藏品。
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Of sentimental value: collecting personal diaries from the First World War
ABSTRACT Weeks after the Armistice was declared, Principal Librarian William Ifould of the Public Library of New South Wales recommended to Library Trustees that the institution begin to collect ‘private and official documents’ produced during the war. By early December 1918, advertisements began to appear in Australian and New Zealand newspapers, encouraging returning soldiers to sell their personal diaries to the Library. Known as the European War Collecting Project, this acquisition program was the first of its kind in Australia. This paper explores the Library’s acquisition of personal diaries written by those who served and analyses the appraisal methodologies carried out by State Library staff. This case study underscores the recent archival debate which has re-assessed the role of archivists in assessment, appraisal, preservation (and privileging) of some collections over others and argues that archivists mediate and consequently shape the collections in their institutions.
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