من أجل قراءة إبستيمولوجية لعلم الأرشيف

Abstract EN

Archivistique is a word used in the field of history, in the field of management and management of documents, in the field of information, and for each of these fields and others, special use of archiving is different from the use of others.

The term archival science means some academic field, and it can be a multidisciplinary field of knowledge, and archival science is often characterized by unclear relations with history, especially at the beginning of the term in the early decades of the twentieth century.

To date, most of the works or articles dealing with archival history and archival science follow the same pattern: archival assets in Mesopotamia, Greece and the Roman Empire, and Renaissance in Europe in the sixteenth century until the eighteenth century, ; Mainly in Anglo-Saxon States in contemporary times.

But the article, which we translated "Pied une lecture epistemologique de l'archivistique" by Didier Devriese, deals with archival science from another angle, in which the author attempted to expose the various archivists and historians who attempted to lay the theoretical foundations of archival science.

After years of development, archival science has today developed an independent scientific specialization, which has its own specificity and independence, which intersects with several disciplines: diplomatology, ancient epigraphy, history, libraries, documentation, information science and other scientific disciplines.

There are many differences between countries in theories and practices, that is, by .different cultures or civilizations.