Co-curation: Archival interventions and voluntary sector records
Co-curation: Archival interventions and voluntary sector records
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共同管理：档案干预和自愿部门记录
作者：
Brewis G
整个社会科学界与档案馆的合作呈现出日益增长的趋势。在人文地理学中，这引发了关于档案性质的争论，包括从将“档案作为来源”转变为“将档案作为主题”。我们以这种思维为基础并加以扩展，表明需要更积极地认识研究人员、记录所有者和档案材料之间关系的动态本质。本文借鉴了 20 世纪 40 年代和 2010 年代英国志愿行动和福利提供的跨学科研究，以强调协作档案研究中涉及的不同迭代过程如何成为我们所谓的共同策展的一部分。共同策展涉及对档案材料进行协商识别、选择、准备和解释。这对研究过程和结果都有影响。
There is a growing trend across the social sciences to engage with archives. Within human geography, this has stimulated a debate about the nature of archives, including moving from considering ‘archive as source’ to ‘archive as subject.’ We build on and extend this thinking, suggesting that an even more active appreciation of the dynamic nature of relationships between researchers, owners of records, and archival material is needed. This paper draws on an interdisciplinary study of voluntary action and welfare provision in England in the 1940s and 2010s to highlight how the different iterative processes involved in collaborative archival research are part of what we call co‐curation. Co‐curation involves the negotiated identification, selection, preparation, and interpretation of archival materials. This has implications for both research processes and outcomes.