Abstract
What we call « dossier » in French (in English whether file or folder or record) is usually defined through the subject it refers to (financial file, medical record, clipping file⋯), and the meaning of the very word « dossier » is not further explained; the reason of using this word instead of another is not so clear. This issue of Document numérique about electronic files/records, both digitalized paper documents and native electronic documents, seems an opportunity to precise what a « dossier » supposed to be and if changing the medium from paper to electronic means also changing structure and content.
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Chabin, M. A. (2002). Essai de définition universelle du dossier. Document Numerique, 6(1–2), 159–175. https://doi.org/10.3166/dn.6.1-2.159-175
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