URS/SRU 8

Individual Sections (in PDF)

• Introduction

PART I. THEORETICAL AND METHODICAL IMPLICATIONS AFTER THE ARCHIVAL TURN

• Tim Berndtsson, Otto Fischer, Annie Mattsson, Ann Öhrberg: From Dust to Dawn – Reflections on Reading Archives After the Archival Turn
• Geert-Jan van Bussel: Determining the value of a Digital Archive – The Framework for the “Archive – As – Is”
• Samuel Edquist: Archival Divides – Archives as Contested Realities and Metaphors

PART II. ORDERING THE ARCHIVE

• Samuel Edquist: The Archival Paradox of Power – When are Records Menaces to Privacy or Evidences of Maltreatment?
• Ine Fintland & Torkel Thime: The Archivist Creating Archival Descriptions – Author or Notetaker?

PART III. ARCHIVE – POWER – KNOWLEDGE

• pê feijó: The Architecture of a Secret – An Inquisitorial Machine in the Work
• Merit Laine: An Archivist Queen? Lovisa Ulrika and the Historical Documents at Drottningholm Palace
• Ann Öhrberg: The Power of Genre and the Gendered Archive
• Johan Sjöberg: University Archives – In Whose Interest? A Look at Seventeenth-Century Sweden
• Malin Thor Tureby: “No, I Never Thought That We Were Different.” Vulnerability, Descriptive Discourses and Agency in the Archive

PART IV. ARCIVAL STORIES

• Otto Fischer: Archives of Emotion – Archives of Power
• Peter Hocking: Unlocking the Monks’ Archives
• Fabian Kastner: Archive of the Average Swede

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