| 词汇 | example_english_oral-history |
| 释义 | Examples of oral historyThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. A second key element of oralhistory consists in its unique nature as a means to understand memory. Oralhistory is now a well-established part of historical methodology, which has moved into the mainstream from its radical origins of the 1960s and 1970s. Especially in more marginal settings the significance of oralhistory, as it were, may be drastically greater than within the mainstream. However, if memorywork is the central focus for the oralhistory interviewer, then the relationship between interviewer and interviewee needs to be unpacked more carefully. Oralhistory would be a key way of examining some of these issues in more detail and in a more multi-layered fashion. It is within this tradition that oralhistory developed in the late 1960s. This later study, thirty-seven years on, considers the nature of change over that period, and uses similar methods of oralhistory to do so. He breaks from the more romantic uses of oralhistory, but still stresses the need for empirical rigour. Similarly, the researchers draw upon diverse biographical approaches, such as oralhistory and narrative analysis. The fixed perspective approach can be greatly enhanced by the inclusion of a narrative, poetic or oralhistory component. The status of oralhistory as a shared process between researcher and informant is also considered. The scope and style of this book render it an invaluable resource for anyone with even a cursory interest in oralhistory. At the time of her oralhistory, she was a sculptor. Oralhistory practice has produced some useful pointers to how such training might be focused. It is a compilation of oralhistory rather than a biography. The book's greatest strength is its reliance on oralhistory, but this is also a weakness. She has a special interest in biographical and oralhistory research methodologies. Even oralhistory on the origins of kadakkodis was difficult to trace from interviews with fishermen. I began this article by pointing out the differences between oralhistory and reminiscence and life review. Oralhistory, however, has origins which are also interdisciplinary. Early on in oralhistory little attention was paid to this issue. Oralhistory and the history of learning disability. There is also some oddly unthoughtful use of oralhistory, which forms the basis of much of the argument. He begins with a survey of oralhistory in the study area, emphasizing settlement patterns and the rise and fall of local polities. Whilst the museum itself owns a good deal of photographic material, oralhistory material proved much more difficult to locate. This book can also be used as a text and guide book for students and others who are planning oralhistory projects. Oralhistory thus brings history and the subject together. It also rejects the old hierarchies and the old categories - and thus links well with oralhistory. Tantalizing snippets of oralhistory from those who were themselves young during this period are not given the same prominence as other material. Yet there are many ways to conduct or present oralhistory. In the introduction the editor discusses the main objectives and research methods of the book, notably oralhistory and a family-history questionnaire. This comparison is developed through autobiography and oralhistory, analysing how mythologies affect collective memory and influence personal identity. For gerontologists this book bridges oralhistory and cultural studies. More attention to the popular press, as well as oralhistory, could also have extended chapter eight's analysis of young people's political participation. It depends heavily on oralhistory, and is not a comprehensive history of country women but essentially an archival document on them. Models of partnership in oralhistory projects range from handing back transcripts for checking to full-blown collaboration. Both oralhistory and reminiscence play a key role in legitimating the telling of personal stories. In so doing, oralhistory has radical implications for the social message of history as a whole. Oralhistory has been used far too rarely in relation to the history of television. Few subjective accounts remain of these women's dreams, motives and experiences, apart from the realm of oralhistory. The 1990s have witnessed some pioneering projects, for example in oralhistory and the mentoring by older people of children with particular difficulties. Through the tradition of oralhistory, people, knowingly or not, recreate and reshape their own and others' histories. The final section analyses the historiography of the war in literature, military writing, oralhistory, and popular memory. He draws on primary and secondary written sources and oralhistory. Methods of inquiry such as oralhistory or the close examination of census data necessarily lend themselves to the case study approach. Historical archaeologists seem to want to reconstruct and revisit the past, whereas oralhistory is interested in the past as it is understood today. This fact, coupled with the difficulty inherent in navigating the past through oralhistory, is central to the organisation of its 'narrative'. Oralhistory by contrast makes a much fairer trial possible: witnesses can now also be called from under-classes, the unprivileged, and the defeated. A methodological principle that underpins oralhistory is that statements and testimonies should be recorded or transcribed. Crossing boundaries, building bridges : doing oralhistory among working-class women and men. I have focused on context in order to draw attention to the structures and norms in which oralhistory and reminiscence and life review operate. The editors, in their extensive introductory chapter, link this to the conjoining of oralhistory and gerontology and the fruitful partnerships which have emerged. It is important to capture the memories of current and retired teachers through oralhistory, thus documenting practice for future researchers. It is this inherent inter-subjectivity which makes oralhistory so hard to pin down, but also so rich in pathways and debateprovoking elements. At all these levels, oralhistory remains the fuzziest, the most problematic and the most subjective of all historical disciplines. As many chapters are heavily dependent on oralhistory, some analyses seem rather subjective. Much methodological debate in oralhistory centres on the role of the interview - expressly designed to collect historical material. Oralhistory and personal memoirs vividly illustrate how young women perceived and evaluated their work as farm maid or urban domestic servant. Books are fine, from academic research or from memoirs, as also are oralhistory projects and archival documentation. This radical agenda of oralhistory has persisted in subsequent decades, continuing to determine both content and method. This was part of a wider oralhistory project which also examined war memory, political expression, resistance, and the social and private life of the middle class. Because the crack scene moved and changed so dramatically in the beginning, an oralhistory could change depending on the time 0 space coordinates of the story, the deixis. Oralhistory thus allows for a multiplicity of standpoints to be recreated, which is important for getting near to a reality that is complex and many-sided. Articulating that understanding involves pushing the boundaries of interpretation to encompass diverse forms of expression + from theory itself to art, behaviour, dance, literature, music and oralhistory. Oralhistory as a social movement : reminiscence and older people. Oralhistory has come under criticism because it is reliant on memories, usually of older people, and these have sometimes been considered sentimental, vague, or inaccurate. She outlines the significance of oralhistory, gives detailed accounts of how her interviews were arranged, transcribed, and edited by her interviewees, and mentions the difficulties she faced. She also assesses her own interviews, discusses the difficulties that she faced while interviewing, and gives readers suggestions about how to improve interviewing skills and conduct successful oralhistory projects. Is oralhistory auto\\biography? In addition to a careful analysis of oral traditions and oralhistory, it is important to take non-narrative sources into account which may confirm or contradict the narrative material. The introduction also shows a keen awareness of the limitations and dangers of oralhistory, although oral history is used to good effect at several points in the book. Awareness of the influence of age and life stage on how a story is narrated can help to broaden oralhistory, giving it relevance in policy and practice terms. Subjectivity, seen both as a challenge and as a valued asset in research drawing on memory, has provoked debates within oralhistory since its earliest days. What he means by the ' more history ' approach is the contribution which oralhistory makes to revealing aspects of the past which are not available through more conventional documentary sources. The historian, then, functions as the mediator between the life as it was led by the narratee and how that life is told as oralhistory. Texts from oralhistory constitute a kind of 'found poetry'. More important, the book's oralhistory approach, concentration on one family and interpretive perspective impose unfortunate limits on the reach of its analysis. Some of 'our' analysis of material culture is clearly in need of an input from anthropologists and archaeologists, whilst 'their' use of oralhistory leaves something to be desired. A further feature of oralhistory, which does not always emerge in oral histories, is the role of the spoken word and its relationship to text. Accordingly, early issues of the new journal gave space to articles with a remarkable diversity of provenance, from photographic history to ethnography, and from hydrology to oralhistory. The peculiarities of oralhistory. Musical contexts for oralhistory. There is an accumulation of oralhistory interviews that needs a body to collect and collate in a new archive. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 They have forgotten, or been denied, the wonderfully rich tradition of oralhistory that forms the backbone of southern tribal life. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 They do not want to keep changing tapes for less than 35 minutes length when interviewing people for oralhistory projects. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 These combine to make up what is known as "oralhistory". From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 But oralhistory is important also; it has perhaps had a longer tradition than the writing of essays and is an important part of the transmission of our culture. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 More than £50 million has already been allocated to large projects and festivals around the country, including major arts festivals, youth sports competitions, oralhistory projects and local heritage projects. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 Large sections of the book are presented as an oralhistory in which main participants in the strike speak directly to readers. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. In adulthood, whenever he was in the city, he recorded oralhistory interviews with her and with many of her devotees. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. Visitors can explore interactive kiosks with access to oralhistory interviews, historical film, video, and sound recordings. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. She is the author of two books and a pioneer of the narrative form of oralhistory. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. This includes a language and oralhistory, which he says are critical components to their unique identity. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. With that single tragedy, much of the family oralhistory was lost. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. The book contains transcriptions and summaries of oralhistory interviews, family archival material, and historic maps. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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