Document Type
Article
Date
2001
Keywords
Syracuse University Library, Special Collections
Language
English
Disciplines
Library and Information Science
Description/Abstract
After explaining the specialness of special collections, Manwaring compares the processing of books and serials, with their preselected, pre-organized content, to the processing of manuscripts, which "reflect the chaos inherent in real life." The latter requires "total immersion" in order to "discover and reflect the underlying structure of the individual's life experience" while making his or her papers accessible to scholars.
Recommended Citation
Manwaring, Kathleen, "Manuscripts Processing at Syracuse: An Insider's View" (2001). The Courier. 315.
https://surface.syr.edu/libassoc/315
Source
local input