Archival Utilization Studies

Author: Liu Guoneng et al.
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Publish Date: 1996-07-01
Features: "Archival Utilization Studies" is a new discipline that needs to be created. Our writing of Archival Utilization Studies is an attempt to explore and reveal the general laws of archival utilization. It studies the internal structure and external environment of archival utilization work, such as the (), conditions, users, and objects of utilization, as well as the forms and methods of providing utilization. Starting from summarizing the experience of archival utilization work, it strives to generalize and abstract, making it theoretical to guide the practice of utilization work, better develop archival information resources, and serve the construction of both material and spiritual civilization. Archival Utilization Studies is closely related to classification theory, bibliography, literary editing, and systems theory, information theory, cybernetics, etc. It leverages relevant knowledge and clarifies its own identity and position by describing and discussing its connections and differences. Furthermore, it tightly follows the main thread of "archival utilization work" in its narration and discussion, allowing other related knowledge to serve it and enrich itself. This is a prominent feature of the book. It is also a decisive factor in its existence and independence from numerous disciplines.