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represent such-and-such a type of subjects, this-or-that theme of discourse. This is
certainly a very original and inventive way of creating visual and/or sonic interfaces
for accessing the content of an archive…
Figure14.3.
Access(onlyinFrench)tothefilmiccollectionofanaudiovisualarchivevia
GoogleMaps(e.g.theArkWorkarchives-Arkeonauts'Workshop)
The two last groups of the taxonomic domain [Procedure of analysis of the
content of the textual object] (Figure 14.2) are represented by the conceptual terms
[Temporal location of the thematized object] and [Spatial location of the thematized
object]. As their appellations indicate, they include a series of activities enabling the
analyst, if applicable, to identify a thematized object's geographical coordinates and
the dates (precise or approximate) which punctuate its existence over time.
