Entre patrimoine privé, érudition et État: les vicissitudes des papiers des ministres de la monarchie française (XIVe-XVIIe siècle)
Olivier Poncet
O surgimento e a ascensão de novos responsáveis pelas políticas governamentais da monarquia francesa a partir do século XIV não se fez acompanhar pelo estabelecimento de procedimentos arquivísticos claros, públicos e regulares. A maior parte dos documentos produzidos, cartas, memórias, ou dossiers documentais compósitos, não recebeu a atenção arquivística que rodeava os actos inscritos nos tradicionais processos judiciais, administrativos ou contabilísticos. Estes documentos permaneceram até ao século XVII nas mãos dos seus titulares e dos respectivos herdeiros. A patrimonialização destes arquivos poderia servir a ação governamental quando as funções exercidas permaneciam dentro da mesma família. Essa patrimonialização atraiu especialmente os colecionadores do século XVII, seduzidos pelo seu poder informacional ou pela sua forte carga histórica. A sua recuperação parcial pela monarquia não resultou de um plano refletido, mas Luís XIV aproveitou todas as oportunidades à sua disposição para trazer de volta ao segredo de Estado os arquivos que nunca de lá deveriam ter saído.
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ISBN: 978-989-26-1793-0
eISBN: 978-989-26-1794-7
DOI: 10.14195/978-989-26-1794-7_2
Área: Artes e humandidades
Páginas: 35-51
Data: 2019
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Reconstructing lost archives: the case of the Costa family
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The memory of the house of Lapa: an analysis of the Index Geral and of an inventoried archive
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Using ancient archival inventories for the study of medieval family documentary production: problems and methods
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Public or perish: the family archives of Beira Alta (Portugal)
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The census of personal and family archives of the Canary Islands: advance of results
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Personal archives and the shaping of collective memory in Portugal: results of a national census
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When the family archive made all the difference: the case of the Nogueira archive in Lisbon (1281-1433)
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Researching the archive, studying family history: a doctoral research project on the Viscondes de Vila Nova de Cerveira e Marqueses de Ponte de Lima archive
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Family and personal archives in the Arquivo Regional e Biblioteca Pública da Madeira (ABM): private memories lead to future collective memory
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Colonizing land, creating societies, making and remaking archival memories: family archives and social power in the Canary Islands from the fifteenth to the nineteenth centuries
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The house of Belmonte archives: document production, conservation, and retrieval: (fifteenth to nineteenth centuries)
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The importance of the Almada e Lencastre Bastos archive for the study of Portuguese medieval history
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Strategies of social ascension and memory perpetuation: the archive of Casa das Mouras
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Research on nineteenth-century caciquismo and the significance of family archives
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Women writing and family archives: the missing story
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Personal and family fonds at the Archive of the University of Coimbra
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Family and personal archives in the Porto district archive: safeguard and promotion strategies
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Family archives: an analysis on the Azorean Regional Archive’s intervention
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The Ferreira-Mendes Portuguese-American archives: documenting a community’s story through family archives
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Epilogue: a perspective on the archival divide
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