Remembering 'The Troubles': Contextualisation Practices in Archiving of Conflict Photography

这项研究将研究博物馆档案馆和其他档案机构中保存的骚乱(20世纪60年代至今)的摄影收藏品是如何通过标题、标题和关键字来记录和联系背景的。它将调查档案和文件做法如何影响对问题的理解和记忆，以及更广泛地说，对有争议的历史的理解和记忆。该项目将审查展示Trouble的展览，以确定偏见如何渗透到文件实践中，并反映到公共领域。这项研究结合了博物馆和信息研究，并应用话语和情感分析来理解制度实践如何影响对有争议的和沉默的遗产的解释。

This research will examine how photographic collections of The Troubles (1960s-present), held within museum archives and other archival institutions, are documented and contextualised through titles, captions, and keywords. It will investigate how archival and documentation practices can impact on understanding and memory of The Troubles and, more broadly, of contested histories. The project will examine exhibitions displaying The Troubles to identify how bias infiltrates documentation practices and is reflected into the public realm. This research combines Museum and Information Studies, and applies discourse and sentiment analyses to understand how institutional practices influence the interpretation of contested and silent heritage.