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'Rachel Buchanan - recipient of the ABR Sidney Myer Fund Fellowship - investigates the purposes of collecting personal papers in the digital era, and asks whether we should preserve a broader range of archives than we presently do.' (Editor's abstract)
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Not the Last Word
2012
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— Appears in: Australian Book Review , February no. 338 2012; (p. 3) On the basis of misleading archival evidence relating to his father, Val Wake contends that 'researchers should not accept the archive record as holy writ'.
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Not the Last Word
2012
single work
correspondence
— Appears in: Australian Book Review , February no. 338 2012; (p. 3) On the basis of misleading archival evidence relating to his father, Val Wake contends that 'researchers should not accept the archive record as holy writ'.
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'Sweeping up the Ashes' : The Politics of Collecting Personal Papers
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