The treatment of photographic informational content in archival management: some considerations
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https://doi.org/10.54886/scire.v16i2.4021Keywords:
Archival Science, Photographies, Content analysis, Organization, RepresentationAbstract
In the contemporary society, the recurring preoccupation about the effective use and appropriation of information has forced a progressive maturing of Information Science and its extention to new fields of study. In archival management, some gaps can be found concerning the treatment of photographs that have not been solved either theoretically or methodologically. This study approaches one of these gaps: the one related to the processing of the informational content of the photographic documents in archives. After a literature review, several recommendations are proposed regarding the identification, organization, representation, retrieval and access to the informational content of photographs in archives.
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