For an intellectual history of archival science, library science and museum studies from a transversal perspective

Keywords: ARCHIVAL SCIENCE, LIBRARY SCIENCE, MUSEUM STUDIES

Abstract

In this article is presented the history of the scientific evolution of archival science, library science and museum studies. The intellectual movements that influenced or crossed the three areas are emphasized, asking common questions and problems. At the end, contemporary perspectives are analyzed. It is concluded that the three areas started from a more simplified study perspective and focused on more concrete elements, moving, over time, towards aspects more attentive to the complexity and abstractions related to archival, library and museum phenomena. In this movement, disciplinary boundaries were becoming less rigid, favoring the emergence of research fields or common institutional actions.

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Published
2020-06-18
How to Cite
Araújo, C. (2020). For an intellectual history of archival science, library science and museum studies from a transversal perspective. Informatio, 25(1), 4-29. https://doi.org/10.35643/Info.25.1.1
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Dossier: "Miradas epistemológicas, históricas y conceptuales de las disciplinas de la información", coordinado por el Dr. Carlos Alberto Ávila Araújo (ECI/UFMG)