dokumentaatiollista

The term "dokumentaatiollista" is a Finnish adjective that translates to "documentary" or "evidential" in English. It refers to something that is based on, consists of, or serves as documentation. This can apply to various contexts, emphasizing the reliance on or creation of written records, proofs, or evidence.

In a historical or academic context, "dokumentaatiollista" might describe research that meticulously uses primary sources, such as letters, official records, or photographs, to support its findings. It implies a rigorous approach to gathering and presenting factual information derived from existing materials. For instance, a historical account could be considered "dokumentaatiollista" if it is heavily supported by archived documents.

In a legal or administrative setting, "dokumentaatiollista" pertains to the requirement of having proper documentation to prove a claim, process, or decision. This could involve submitting contracts, receipts, certificates, or any other form of verifiable record. The emphasis is on the existence and presentation of tangible evidence to support a statement or action.

The concept of "dokumentaatiollista" also extends to artistic and media productions. A documentary film or a documentary-style photograph aims to record reality and present it to an audience, often with the intention of informing or educating. In this sense, it is "documentary" in its content and purpose, reflecting or capturing real events and subjects. The term underscores the importance of verifiable information and the act of recording it.