Archival Science Classification: theoretical aspects of its constitution
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https://doi.org/10.54886/scire.v16i2.4018Keywords:
Classification, Archival Science History, Archival Science TheoryAbstract
Classification is a fundamental activity for the organization and management of archival document collection, as it is from this function that are based the priorities for the description and the bases for appraisal procedures. This article seeks through the fundamental works to the theoretical and methodological development of the Archival Science characterizes the historical and conceptual background from the classification notion. This article aims to answering some questions about the expansion of its importance during the development of its theory and its use on today. Is also sought to characterize the history of the Archival Science as a discipline since the classification was one of the first activities to be theorized
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