Oral sources and their documentary relevance for memory narratives in organizations

• Autor(a) principal: Cortes, Vanderléa Nobrega de Azevedo
• Data de Publicação: 2020
• Outros Autores: Bari, Valéria Aparecida, Belchior, Cleide Aparecida Freires
• Tipo de documento: Artigo
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: InCID
• Texto Completo: https://www.revistas.usp.br/incid/article/view/175161
• topic: Oral sources; Memory; Document management; Knowledge management; Fontes orais; Memória; Gestão Documental; Gestão do Conhecimento

Dialoging with the evolution of Information Science (CI) and its historical-social relations between Librarianship and Documentation, which has been widely explored without delimiting the boundaries of knowledge and field of action of professionals in the area, this article involves considerations that are intertwined between oral sources and their documentary relevance for memory narratives within organizations. Through a bibliographic review research, it aimed to identify how oral sources can fill documentary gaps within organizations through memory narratives. It composes a scenario of contemporary discussions based on a theoretical framework that highlights document management and its possibilities to recognize oral sources as a documentary source of information retrieval. It addresses the relationship between archive and document management, expanding the theoretical bases by several authors that permeate the interdisciplinarity of the concepts of memory, highlighting classic authors such as Jacques Le Gof (1990), Maurice Halbwachs (1990) and Pierre Nora (1993), approaching the contemporary dialogues that explore the narratives of memory as a communication strategy and institutional memory, namely: Icleía Thiessen (2013), Karen Worcman (2004) and Rodrigo Cogo (2016) linking the inseparable relationship of archives with the defended memory by Almeida (2017), Barros and Amélia (2009). Emphasizes the power of information in the face of technological changes in the knowledge society that, through documents, monuments and orally, overcomes the objectivity of facts and concludes that oral sources form an essential part to fill the existing documentary gaps, adding that the rescue of institutional memory promotes the understanding of the present as a guiding element for the future of the organization, it is important to highlight that institutional memory is the breadth of documents, monuments and orality.