THE AMERICAN INDIAN ORAL HISTORY MANUAL: MAKING MANY VOICES HEARD
by Barbara W. Sommer, Mary Kay Quinlan, Charles E. Trimble
THE AMERICAN INDIAN ORAL HISTORY MANUAL explores oral history centered on American Indian voices. Written by Barbara W. Sommer, Mary Kay Quinlan, and Charles E. Trimble, it is a useful resource for readers studying history, cultural documentation, education, and Native American perspectives.
About This Book
This manual focuses on American Indian oral history and the goal of making many voices heard.
It presents a resource for readers interested in documenting, understanding, and sharing oral histories.
The book is relevant to studies of history, education, culture, and Native American perspectives.
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