Visualising the Multiplicity of Relationships - ICA-SUV Conference, Barbados 2013
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This document discusses relationships between entities and recontextualizing records and documents. It addresses: 1) The need to make relationships visible and allow relation-directed access. 2) Frameworks for recontextualizing documents by grouping them into documentary units that represent selected relationships. 3) Tools for flexibly encoding these documentary units and identifying relationships in documents' descriptions through standards like EAD, EAC-CPF, and EAC-F.
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