Doing Oral History
A concise guide to planning, conducting, and preserving oral history interviews for research, education, and community projects.
About This Book
Doing Oral History provides an introduction to the techniques and principles of collecting spoken memories and personal narratives.
The book covers planning, interviewing, recording, and preserving oral history projects for various audiences.
It discusses ethical considerations and the role of oral history in documenting events and communities.
Readers will find guidance on using oral history in research, education, and public history settings.
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