Hidden Archives: Revealing Untold Stories

Katrina M. Powell

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Digital and Traditional Archives Management Libraries and Information Services Foucault, Power, and Ethics

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Archives are power-laden spaces. For Foucault, the archive is “the first law of what can be said, the system that governs the appearance of statements as unique events.” In this way, the archive is not merely a neutral repository. It is a system governed by those who have the power to choose what gets archived and therefore produce meaning through that discursive formation.

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