The Concept and Model of Chinese Archival Science

Author: Hu Hongjie
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Publish Date: 2005-11-25
Features: This book is part of the "Contemporary Archival Theory Series." The author employs Marxist perspectives and positions to provide a comprehensive and systematic summary of the development of Chinese archival theory over the past 70 years. The book primarily consists of four parts: the logical starting point, formative factors, basic structure, and disciplinary value of Chinese archival theory. It also incorporates the latest research findings of renowned Western management scholars to analyze and study all aspects of Chinese archival theory. The book presents a novel and challenging topic, with highly creative viewpoints, making it a highly accomplished work in the field of archival theory research. The theoretical significance of this book lies in its study of the theory and models of Chinese archival science, which argues for the fundamental position of archival science within the scientific field and the essential functions it should possess. It elucidates the pathways and implementation methods for the rational integration of archival science into management-related disciplines, thereby transforming certain blind spots in current Chinese archival research from both theoretical and practical perspectives and achieving disciplinary self-awareness.