Authenticity and Affect: When Is a Watch Not a Watch?

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Main Author: Smith, Abby
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2003
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contents Authenticity and Affect: When Is a Watch Not a Watch? Smith, Abby Affective Behavior Library Collections Discussion of authenticity in artifacts focuses on the ability of an artifact, through its physical presence, to create an experiential and affective response in the researcher. Explores implications for collectors and special collections librarians of the fact that digital objects can be likened to physical artifacts because they also claim experiential and affective authenticity. (Author/LRW)
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spellingShingle Authenticity and Affect: When Is a Watch Not a Watch?
Smith, Abby
Affective Behavior
Library Collections
Authenticity and Affect: When Is a Watch Not a Watch? Smith, Abby Affective Behavior Library Collections Discussion of authenticity in artifacts focuses on the ability of an artifact, through its physical presence, to create an experiential and affective response in the researcher. Explores implications for collectors and special collections librarians of the fact that digital objects can be likened to physical artifacts because they also claim experiential and affective authenticity. (Author/LRW)
title Authenticity and Affect: When Is a Watch Not a Watch?
topic Affective Behavior
Library Collections
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ679610