Processing the past contesting authority in history and the archives

Abstract

Introduction: On the Intersections of Archives and History PART I: ARCHIVES, HISTORY, AND THE OPENING OF THE ARCHIVAL DIVIDE Chapter 1 - Authoritative History and Authoritative Archives Chapter 2 - The Turn Away from Historical Authority in the Archives Chapter 3 - Archival Authorities and New Technologies Chapter 4 - The Turn Away from Archival Authority in History Chapter 5 - Archival Essentialism and the Archival Divide PART II: PROCESSING THE PAST Chapter 6 - The Social Memory Problem Chapter 7 - Contested Archives, Contested Sources Chapter 8 - The Archivist as Activist in the Production of (Historical) Knowledge Chapter 9 - Rethinking Archival Politics: Trust, Truth, and the Law Chapter 10 - Archives and the Cyberinfrastructure Chapter 11 - Can Archives and History Reconnect: Bridging the Archival Divide Index

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