Coming to Terms with Photographs: Descriptive Standards, Linguistic "Othering," and the Margins of Archivy

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  • Joan M. Schwartz

Biographie de l'auteur-e

Joan M. Schwartz

Joan M. Schwartz is Senior Photography Specialist at the National Archives of Canada, where she has worked in photography acquisition and research since 1977. She is currently a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Post-doctoral Fellow in the Department of Art at Queen’s University, where she teaches courses in the History of Photography and Society. She is Co-editor (with Terry Cook) of "Archives, Records, and Power," two, double-thematic issues of Archival Science (2002) and (with James R. Ryan) of Picturing Place: Photography and the Geographical Imagination (2003). Her current research interests focus on photography and the making of early modern Canada, and on theoretical issues relating to archives and memory.

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2002-01-01

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Schwartz, Joan M. 2002. « Coming to Terms With Photographs: Descriptive Standards, Linguistic “Othering,” and the Margins of Archivy ». Archivaria 54 (janvier):142-71. https://archivaria.dev.publicknowledgeproject.org/index.php/archivaria/article/view/12861.

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Archivaria 54 (Fall 2002)

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