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Review article: Anna Kurpiel, Cztery nazwiska, dwa imiona.
Grzegorz Kaczorowski
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Oral history: history overlooked by history
A study on oral history as one of the archival sources that received great attention from the International Council on Archives. The study begins by addressing the problems of oral history, then reviews its historical beginnings in Europe and different ...
Omnia Amer
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Analysis and Explanation of the Realm and Various Approaches in Oral History [PDF]
Oral history is in its quantitative heyday in Iran. However, this heyday is not parallel with theoretical and methodological discussions. This trend can undermine the creditability and status of oral history in the future.
Mohsen Kazemi +2 more
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The Icelandic Centre for Oral History: Collection, Preservation, Research, Growth
The Icelandic Centre for Oral History: Collection, Preservation, Research ...
Unnur María Bergsveinsdóttir
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Ronald J. Grele presents the stages of development, as well as main streams that make up contemporary oral history – from archiving, through social and educational activities, to historical research.
Ronald J. Grele
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A New Oral History Modality?
Michael Frisch
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Oral history – an attempt to define a concept
In the following article, taking into account the difficulties in defining the concept of oral history, I would like to propose a multifaceted approach to the problem.
Michał Kierzkowski
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Oral History and the Business History of Emerging Markets
This article highlights the benefits that rigorous use of oral history can offer to research on the contemporary business history of emerging markets.
Geoffrey Jones, R. Comunale
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The author discusses an issue of forming questions in oral history. There are two types of them – research questions and interview questions. Instead of analyzing how to ask questions, the interviewer should rather focus on why to ask them.
Marcin Jarząbek
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Cousins Once Removed? Revisiting the Relationship between Oral History and Business History
This article analyses the evolving relationship between mainstream oral history and business oral history, and explores the ways in which the latter has been deployed and discussed in business history journals.
R. Crawford, M. Bailey
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