O acervo bibliográfico de Jean-Pierre Chabloz: construção da memória coletiva

Abstract

This study analyzes the importance of preserving historical and cultural heritage, with an emphasis on the conservation of bibliographic collections, as a means of guaranteeing collective memory, highlighting the challenges faced in maintaining and disseminating these assets. To this end, the literature investigates the impact of the preservation of bibliographic collections on the formation and strengthening of the collective memory of communities and points out the practices of conservation, preservation and dissemination of the Jean-Pierre Chabloz collection, proposing solutions to improve the recognition and use of these assets by society, researchers and educators. The study uses a qualitative approach, incorporating a literature review and documentation, as well as being exploratory and descriptive. The results indicate that document conservation faces barriers such as a lack of resources and the absence of appropriate public policies. The conclusion is that preventive conservation strategies, digitization and heritage education are fundamental to guaranteeing the longevity of and access to the collection, promoting its appreciation as part of cultural heritage.