2021
DOI: 10.7202/1075633ar
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L’archiviste en contexte de documentation de la pandémie de la COVID-19 : vers une mission sociale

Abstract: Dans un contexte socioculturel où les institutions de mémoire s’emparent des technologies afin de réinventer leurs relations avec leurs usagers, les pratiques de l’archive s’orientent vers une voie plus participative et sociale. Plus encore, les bouleversements engendrés par la crise sanitaire actuelle liée à la COVID-19 amènent les institutions de mémoire à repenser leurs manières de remplir leur mission culturelle. Avec la déclaration de l’UNESCO pour la documentation de la pandémie, ces institutions ont opt… Show more

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“…Even if the different participatory archives and ideas of archival participation share certain foundational premises, participation has been appropriated in archival discourse to denote a remarkably broad spectrum of engagements. This applies also to what specific practices are considered participatory in archival context (Alaoui, 2021;Eveleigh, 2017). Kortbek (2016) criticises Danish cultural policy for appropriating participation as a form of outreach, rather than power-sharing.…”
Section: Participatory Archivesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Even if the different participatory archives and ideas of archival participation share certain foundational premises, participation has been appropriated in archival discourse to denote a remarkably broad spectrum of engagements. This applies also to what specific practices are considered participatory in archival context (Alaoui, 2021;Eveleigh, 2017). Kortbek (2016) criticises Danish cultural policy for appropriating participation as a form of outreach, rather than power-sharing.…”
Section: Participatory Archivesmentioning
confidence: 99%