the research article embellishes the context of the Record it contains a transcription of; this might be judged to change that Record itself in a small way, adding an intellectual nuance to it.
RiC's conception of a Record is an intensional, dynamic, and extrinsic one.
checking whether a fixed definition's conditions are all satisfied.
the research article is outside of the archival domain (in the library domain). But if a copy of it belongs to the personal archive of, say, a certain Cervantes scholar, the analogue of the previous slide involving this copy 'becomes' an archival description.
An act of description can be a kind of 'proto-archiving'.