The Language of the Archive. From History to Storytelling
Fabio Massaccesi
TECA · 2020
doi:10.6092/issn.2240-3604/11707 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
This paper highlights the active function of archives. The latter often understood as the sole place of conservation, are instead the starting point for the construction of a language capable of narrating and enhancing not only the content, but also the owner institution. Through some examples, the present paper will highlight how each storytelling activity passes through a well-organized archive capable of becoming language.
Abstract licence: CC BY
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