Archivaria 38 (Fall 1994)

• Inside Cover

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• Cover credits

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Letters to the Editor

• Dearstyne and The Archival Enterprise (The Author Responds)

  Bruce W. Dearstyne

  5-7

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• Nesmith and The Rediscovery of Provenance (Response to Heather MacNeil)

  Tom Nesmith

  7-10

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Articles

• The Documentation Strategy and Archival Appraisal Principles: A Different Perspective

  Richard J. Cox

  11-36

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• Medieval Universities and Archives

  Luciana Duranti

  37-44

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• Case File Theory: Does It Work in Practice?

  Ellen Scheinberg

  45-60

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• Sampling Methodology and its Application: An Illustration of the Tension Between Theory and Practice?

  Evelyn Kolish

  61-73

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• Theoretical Dialectics: A Commentary on Sampling Methodology and its Application

  Jane Turner

  74-78

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• Uses of Electronic Communication to Document an Academic Community: A Research Report

  Anne J. Gilliland-Swetland, Greg Kinney

  79-96

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• Integrating New Paraprofessionals Into an Old Profession

  Wendy Duff

  97-104

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Studies in Documents

• Towards Total Archives: The Form and Meaning of Photographic Records

  Lorraine O'Donnell

  105-118

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• Founding of the Lawrence Scientific School at Harvard University, 1846–1847: A Study in Writing and History

  Clark A. Elliott

  119-130

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• The Place of Art in the Study of History

  Eva Major-Marothy

  131-138

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Counterpoint

• The Archivist as Forensic Scientist: Seeing Ourselves in a Different Way

  Elizabeth Diamond

  139-154

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• Who Is Preserving Private Records?

  Robert A.J. McDonald

  155-157

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• "Thinking Globally, Acting Locally"

  Christopher L. Hives

  157-161

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• Acquiring and Preserving Private Records: Cultural versus Administrative Perspectives

  Robert A.J. McDonald

  162-163

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Review Articles

• Down Under and Back Out: Electronic Record-Keeping in Australia

  Candace Loewen

  164-174

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• Canadian Archives: Where We Come From and Some Things We Need for the Next Part of the Journey

  Barbara Lazenby Craig

  175-179

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Book Reviews

• NORTON (ed.), New England Planters in the Maritime Provinces of Canada, 1759–1800

  Julian Gwyn

  180-181

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• WILSON (ed.), Manuscripts and Government Records in the United Kingdom and Ireland Relating to Canada

  Julian Gwyn

  181-183

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• ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA GENERAL SYNOD ARCHIVES, A Guide to the Archives of the Ecclesiastical Province of British Columbia and Yukon

  Ruth Dyck Wilson

  183-185

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• WATTS, RYMES (ed.), The Bank of Canada: Origins and Early History/La Banque du Canada : Origines et premières années; BUSSIERE, Paribas: 1872–1992 - Europe and the World

  Duncan McDowall

  185-187

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• CROTEAU, Répertorie des séries, feuilletons et téléromans québécois

  Ernest J. Dick

  187-189

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• LOCHEAD (ed.), Beyond the Printed Word…Newsreel and Broadcast Reporting in Canada/Au-déla de l'écrit...actualités filmés et reportages radio et télé-diffusés au Canada

  James E. Fogerty

  189-191

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• HILL, Archival Strategies and Techniques

  Sandra Guillaume

  191

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• FULFORD (ed.), The Canadian Women's Movement, 1960–1990: A Guide to Archival Records/Le mouvement canadien des femmes, 1960–1990 : Guide de ressources archivistiques

  Nancy Stunden

  192-194

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• DUFFIN, Langstaff: A Nineteenth-Century Medical Life

  Carolyn Heald

  194-196

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• RICHARDSON with CARELESS and CRAIG (ed.), with intro by HEYWORTH, A Not Unsightly Building: University College and its History

  Mark A. Coir

  196-199

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• CHRISTIAN, George Grant: A Biography

  Stewart Renfrew

  199-201

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• LITT, The Muses, the Masses, and the Massey Commission

  Julie Stabile

  201-203

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• TAYLOR and VAN EVERY, The Vulnerable Fortress: Bureaucratic Organization and Management in the Information Age

  Christopher Halonen

  204-206

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Exhibition Reviews

• NATIONAL LIBRARY OF CANADA, North : Landscape of the Imagination/Le Nord : paysage imaginaire

  Douglas Whyte

  207-208

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• NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF CANADA, Facing History: Portraits from the National Archives of Canada

  Angela Carr

  209-212

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• CITY OF TORONTO, RECORDS AND ARCHIVES DIVISION, Engineering Toronto: City Maps, 1834–1900

  Carolyn Gray

  212-214

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• ART GALLERY OF ONTARIO, The Earthly Paradise: Arts and Crafts by William Morris and his Circle from Canadian Collections

  Dianne Reid

  214-217

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Communications

• Systematic Appraisal of the Records of the Government of Canada at the National Archives of Canada

  Bruce Gordon Wilson

  218-231

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• Beyond Intrinsic Value Towards the Development of Acquisition Strategies in the Private Sector: the Experience of the Manuscript Division, National Archives of Canada

  Judi Cumming

  232-239

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• Canadian Photographs in the British Library

  Patrick B. O'Neill

  240-241

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• Archives Technicians: Their Role in Archives and the Need for Pre-Appointment Training

  John Smart

  242-247

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Obituaries

• Nancy Grenville, 1928-1994

  Bert Riggs

  248-249

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• Donald Baird, 1926-1994

  Laurenda Daniells

  249-250

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• Our Contributors

  251-254

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Front Matter

• Advice to Authors of Submissions

  255-260

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