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Preserving Local Documentary Heritage：Conversations with Special Library Managers and Archivists in Hong Kong
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出版日期
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2015
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9789629372378
- Foreword by Dr. LAU Chi-pang□Associate Professor， Department of History， Lingnan University， Hong Kong
- Preface
- Acknowledgements
- About the Author
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Chapter 1 Why Hong Kong Needs an Archives Law□An Interview with Simon CHU， Hong Kong Archives Society
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Self-Introduction
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Establishment of the Hong Kong Archives Society
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Archival Work in the Hong Kong Government
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Archival Work versus Government’s Agenda
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Archival Work in Hong Kong versus Mainland China
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Archival Education and Career Roadmap
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Difficulties and Challenges
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Afterthoughts
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Chapter 2 Learning the Importance of Archives Law through the Tragic Loss of 39 Lives□An Interview with William WAUNG， Archives Action Group
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Self-Introduction
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Archival Situation during the British Colonial Period
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The Urgent Need to Establish Archives Law in Hong Kong
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Educating the Importance of Archives Law
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Future Strategies
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Motion on the Archives Law not Passed
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Archives Laws in Mainland China
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Challenges and Prospects
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Afterthoughts
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Chapter 3 Witnessing the Transfer of Sovereignty over Hong Kong through Public Records□An Interview with Don BRECH
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Self-Introduction
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Archival Studies Programmes in the Early Days
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Career as an Archivist
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Archival Work of the Hong Kong Colonial Government
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Destruction of Government Records
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Afterthoughts
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Chapter 4 How an Archivist from Virginia Came to Build a University Archives and Fell in Love□An Interview with Stacy Belcher GOULD， University of Hong Kong
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Self-Introduction
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Working in the HKU Archives
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Development of University Archives in Hong Kong
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Future Plans and Difficulties for the HKU Archives
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Preserving Hong Kong—A Unique City
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Afterthoughts
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Chapter 5 News Library—“The Library that Never Sleeps”□An Interview with Roeter KWOK and David WONG，Television Broadcasts Limited
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Self-Introduction
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The News Library at TVB
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Stressful Work and Job Satisfaction
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Maintaining and Organising the News Archives
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Challenges and Difficulties
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Afterthoughts
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Chapter 6 Preserving Corporate Memory in Hong Kong□An Interview with Amelia ALLSOP and Clement CHEUNG，The Hong Kong Heritage Project
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Self-Introduction
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Job Nature
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About the HKHP Archive
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Strategies and Policies
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Future Plans for the HKHP
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Advice to Young People
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Afterthoughts
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Chapter 7 The Goethe-Institut Librarian as a Cultural Ambassador of Germany□An Interview with Gabriele SANDER， Goethe-Institut Hong Kong
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Self-Introduction
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The Goethe-Institut and the Library
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Experiences in Hong Kong and Other Asian Countries
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Roles as the Goethe-Institut Librarian
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Challenges as the Goethe-Institut Librarian
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Personality Traits Required for a Goethe-Institut Library
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Strategic Plans for the Goethe-Institut Library
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Afterthoughts
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Chapter 8 Building a Crowd-Sourced Community Archive in Hong Kong□An Interview with David BELLIS， The Gwulo.com website
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Self-Introduction
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Development of Gwulo.com
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Sourcing Photos
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Rewarding Experiences and Frustrations
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Highlights of the Collection—Wartime Diaries
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Future Development
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Afterthoughts
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Chapter 9 The Judaic Library Serving the Jewish Community of Hong Kong□An Interview with Brenda YI， Jewish Community Centre of Hong Kong
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Self-Introduction
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The History and Role of the Judaic Library
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Highlights of the Collection and Other Library Activities
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Difficulties or Barriers at Work
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Users of the Library
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Being the “Solo Librarian”
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Afterthoughts
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Chapter 10 Developing Informed and Positive Attitudes towards Sex and Sexuality—Resources for Sexuality Education□An Interview with Ava CHAN and Grace LEE，Family Planning Association of Hong Kong
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Self-Introduction
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About the Family Planning Association of Hong Kong (FPAHK)
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Training and Knowledge of Librarians
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Library Collections about Sex
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Functions and Roles of the FPAHK
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Roles as the FPAHK Librarian
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Changes in Users’ Needs and Demands
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Afterthoughts
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Chapter 11 Different Missions， Common Goals—Debates Surrounding Museum-Library Collaborations□An Interview with Kitty BUT and Robert TRIO，Hong Kong Maritime Museum
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Self-Introduction
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About the Museum Library and the Maritime Museum
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Challenges Faced by the Museum Library
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The Intricate Relationship between the Resource Centre and the Museum
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The Museum Library and the General Public
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Collaborations and Strategic Plans
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Expectations of the New Generation
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Afterthoughts
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Chapter 12 Reviving Traditional Chinese Theatre Arts via the Chinese Opera Information Centre□An Interview with Milky CHEUNG， Chinese Opera Information Centre
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Self-Introduction
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About the Chinese Opera Information Centre
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Rewarding Experiences
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Difficulties and Challenges
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Afterthoughts
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Chapter 13 How a Company Treasures Its People□An Interview with Charles HO and Phoebe NG，MTR Corporation Limited
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Self-Introduction
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Roles of the Learning Resource Centre
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From a Small Library to the Multi-functional Centre
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The LRC Users and Their Reading Preferences
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Challenges and Difficulties Faced by the LRC
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Afterthoughts
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Chapter 14 From Healthcare Heritage to Public Awareness□An Interview with Faith HO and Condon LEE，Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences
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Self-Introduction
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Highlights of the HKMMS Collection
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Target Audience and Services of the HKMMS
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Rewarding Working Experiences
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Afterthoughts
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Chapter 15 Keeping Traditional Martial Arts Alive□An Interview with Hing CHAO， The International Guoshu Association
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Self-Introduction
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Establishing the HKMALA
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Senior Chinese Martial Arts Masters versus Young Practitioners
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Public’s Views towards Traditional Martial Arts
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The New Style Wushu versus Traditional Chinese Martial Arts
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Afterthoughts
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Chapter 16 Graffiti Inside an Art and Design Library?□An Interview with Wilson CHU， Hong Kong Design Institute
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Self-Introduction
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Collection Highlights of the HKDI Library
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Characteristics of the LRC
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Afterthoughts
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- Conclusion
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