Habitus da Arquivologia: as funções arquivísticas pelo Princípio da Proveniência

• Autor(a) principal: Flores Melo, Ívina
• Data de Publicação: 2023
• Outros Autores: Alves da Cunha Marques, Angelica, Tarciso Barbosa de Sousa, Renato
• Tipo de documento: Artigo
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Ágora (Florianópolis. Online)
• Texto Completo: https://agora.emnuvens.com.br/ra/article/view/1174
• topic: Archival Science Habitus; Principle of Provenance; Archival Science functions; Habitus da Arquivologia; Princípio da Proveniência; Funções Arquivísticas

The Archival Science habitus comes from Bourdieu's (2009) notion of habitus, which is a set up of social, historical, political and institutional aspects among the field and scientific capital. If used to basethe  to Archival Science, the habitus is made by theoretical legacies, based on the Principle of Provenance and written by authors who have built archival knowledge. We understand that The Archival Science habitus can be understood from the biographies of themanuals authors, selected from  a list of international archival guidelines, then they ares analyzed by the Cross-History Method in which proposes a relational analysis of the historical-epistemological paths of a scientific discipline, according to its core. Fragments of these stories, recorded in their biographies, allowed us to visualize the social contexts, formations/titles, some personality traits, their sociability networks, their dialogues and their (mis)encounters, influenced by alliances, conflicts and interests. The triad field, capital and The Archival Science habitus is demarcated by historical facts (World Wars, the French and Industrial Revolutions). These milestones spurred the authors to think about innovative solutions, culminating in advances that were reflected in the understanding of organicity as the essence of records and archives. When analyzing the content of the manuals and the biography of their authors, the theoretical options of Archival Science did not happen by chance, but conditioned by historical contexts and events and related to the stories of the authors themselves in the movements of transcendence of science.