Son Dong-yu: A warm perspective on the world, archive

A warm look at the world. Acabe's pre-existing meaning first of all is a record worth permanent preservation. And it's called Acave, which allows you to keep records in good control and preserve and use them so that you can be able to sort and continue to use them. But he put this behind him and defined it as 'a warm gaze at the world'. It's important to have a systematic classification and management of public records, but it also contains the warmth of the author who emphasizes the value of everyday history based on the many aspects of our lives, the record is the result of human activity and the beginning of all content. In the rapidly changing digital world, the need for systematic management is on the order of individuals, organizations and local records, and so on. Acabe stores and notes records reflecting the culture and history of a society. Acabe is also a memory institution and a culture that serves to help each member of society understand the meaning and role of each one of them. Here's what he thinks of trying to breathe people's breath. Dr. Hawthorne, who won the president's vote in the field of national records and the best award for the work of the National Archives, is now sharing the usual daily activities with ordinary people, introducing the meaning of Acabe and guiding the most basic aspects of writing management in this book.

Korean title: 세상을 바라보는 따뜻한 시선, 아카이브

Korean author: 손동유

Korean publisher: 가연

ISBN-13: 9788968971273