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Resource Description and Access and the conceptual model Records in Contexts : A Conceptual Model for Archival Description : comparable objects?
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- After a methodological introduction and a recap of the evolutionary steps of the two descriptive models, the article aims at underlining contact points and differences between the Resource Description and Access (RDA) guidelines and the conceptual model Records in Contexts. A Conceptual Model for Archival Description (RiC-CM). The analysis is developed within the framework of the ongoing debate of the new descriptive models for cultural heritage, taking into account recent developments in integrated cultural systems.
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Code DOI : 10.4403/jlis.it-12412
ISSN: 2038-1026
KEYWORDS
- Archival Description; Resource Description and Access; RDA; Records in Contexts; RiC-CM
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