The Future of Literary Archives: Diasporic and Dispersed Collections at Risk

David C. Sutton

doi:10.2307/j.ctvfxvcqc

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Edition: 1/2018
Copyright Year: 2018
ISBN-Print: 978-1-942401-57-5
ISBN-Online: 978-1-942401-58-2
Publisher: Arc Humanities Press, Yorkshire
Series: Collection Development, Cultural Heritage, and Digital Humanities
Language: English
Pages: 177
Product Type: Edited Book

1. Acknowledgements No access
2. Contributors No access
Authors:
1. Bibliography No access
1. Authors:
  1. The Place of Literature, the Location of the Writer, and the Situation of the Archive No access
  2. The Rewards of a Diasporic Norm No access
  3. Bibliography No access
2. Authors:
  1. Bibliography No access
3. Authors:
  1. Note on the IMEC Collections No access
  2. Publishers and Literary Agents No access
  3. Authors No access
  4. Associations and Organizations No access
  5. Journals and Magazines No access
4. Authors:
  1. Bibliography No access
1. Authors:
  1. Archives at Risk No access
  2. The Battle for Evidence No access
  3. Memory of the World Programme No access
  4. The Endangered Archives Programme No access
  5. The Right to History No access
  6. Concluding Remarks No access
  7. Bibliography No access
2. Authors:
  1. International Comparison: Namibia and Brazil No access
  2. International Comparison: Namibia and Singapore No access
  3. International Comparison: Namibia and Uruguay No access
  4. International Comparison: Namibia and Jamaica No access
  5. 1. Types of Literary Author No access
    2. Heritage and National Pride No access
    3. Working with Namibian Authors No access
    4. What Constitutes a Namibian Literary Manuscript? No access
    5. Deciding What to Collect No access
    6. Deciding How to Collect No access
    7. Technical Matters: Contracts and Copyrights No access
    8. Cataloguing, Exhibitions, and Availability to the Public No access
    9. Scholarship, Biography, and History No access
    10. The Digital Future No access
  6. Conclusion: A Good Start for Namibia, A Possible Model for Others No access
  7. Bibliography No access
3. Authors:
  1. Manuscrits francophones du Sud No access
  2. Globalization, Language, and Literary Manuscripts No access
  3. Non-State Solutions No access
  4. Conclusion No access
  5. Bibliography No access
4. Authors:
  1. Synergies and Scope No access
  2. Law and Place No access
  3. Archives and Institutions No access
  4. Geographical Dislocation of the Archive No access
  5. Archive Is a Foreign Land No access
  6. Bibliography No access
1. Authors:
  1. Bibliography No access
2. Authors:
  1. The Organization of Publishers’ Archives in the UK No access
  2. The Nature of Publishers’ Archives No access
  3. Public and Private Ownership: Two Case Studies No access
  4. The Use of Publishers’ Archives in Literary Scholarship No access
  5. Coda No access
  6. Bibliography No access
3. Authors:
  1. The “Archival Turn” in Translation Studies No access
  2. Diasporic Archives and Dispersed Collections in Translation Research No access
  3. 1. Diasporic Collections, Collective Authorship, and Translation in the Archives No access
    2. The HRC Manuscripts No access
    3. The IABF Manuscripts No access
    4. Adapting Ulysses for the Stage: The Tape Recordings No access
    5. Collaborative Translation or Translation in Parallel? No access
  4. To Conclude No access
  5. Bibliography No access
1. Authors:
  1. Diasporic Lives and Natural Archival Homes No access
  2. Diasporic Appropriateness No access
  3. Possible Futures for Literary Archives No access
  4. Split Collections No access
  5. The Ethics of Acquisition No access
  6. The Politics of Location No access
  7. Displaced Archives, Alienated Archives, and Diasporic Archives No access
  8. Finale No access
  9. Bibliography No access
Appendix 1 Authors and Their Papers: A Guidance Sheet for Authors and Writers No access Pages 153 - 158
Index No access Pages 159 - 166