The emergent inclination for oral historians to respond to document crisis calls for a shared conversation among scholars. This dialog, at the heart of this anthology, addresses both the ways in which we think about oral history and the manner in which we use it.
The emergent inclination for oral historians to respond to document crisis calls for a shared conversation among scholars. This dialog, at the heart of this anthology, addresses both the ways in which we think about oral history and the manner in which we use it.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Mark Cave is Curator of manuscripts and oral historian, The Historic New Orleans Collection Stephen M. Sloan is Assistant Professor of history and director, Institute for Oral History; Baylor University
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* Introduction: What Remains: Reflections on Crisis Oral History Mark Cave * Part I: Clamor * 1. When All is Lost: Metanarrative in the Oral History of Hanifa Survivor of Srebrenica Selma Leydesdorff * Oral history by Selma Leydesdorff with "Hanifa " Refugee camp East Bosnia April 2004 * 2. "To Dream My Family Tonight": Listening to Stories of Grief and Hope among Hazaras Refugees in Australia * Denise Phillips * Oral histories by Denise Phillips with Reza and Juma Brisbane and Melbourne Australia 2004-2011 * 3. Exhuming the Self: Trauma and Student Survivors of the Shootings at Virginia Tech Tamara Kennelly and Susan E. Fleming-Cook * Oral histories by Susan E. Fleming Cook with Yang Kim Derek O'Dell and Kristina Heeger-Anderson Blacksburg Virginia 2009-2010 * 4. Talking Cure: Trauma Narrative and the Cuban Rafter Crisis Elizabeth Campisi * Oral histories by Elizabeth Campisi with Cuban Rafter Crisis survivors conducted in Miami Florida Lancaster Pennsylvania and Rochester New York 1998-2001 * 5. In the Ghost Forest: Listening to Tutsi Rescapés Taylor Krauss * Oral histories by Taylor Krauss with Rwandan Rescapés Kigali Rwanda 2007-2008. * 6. The Continuing and Unfinished Present: Oral History and Psychoanalysis in the Aftermath of Terror Ghislaine Boulanger * Part II: Resonance * 7. Unlocked: Perspective and the New Orleans Prison Evacuation Crisis Mark Cave * Oral histories by Mark Cave with members of the Louisiana Department of Corrections Angola Pineville and Keithville Louisiana March 23 and 24 June 17 and 18 2009 * 8. Living Too in Murder City: Oral History as Alternative Perspective to the Drug War in Ciudad Juarez Eric Meringer * Oral histories by Eric Rodrigo Meringer with Juárez residents Jonathan Rosa and Raul Ciudad Juárez Mexico 2009-2010 * 9. Until Our Last Breath: Voices of Poisoned Workers in China Karin Mak * Oral histories by Karin Mak with "Ren " "Min " "Fu " and "Wu " Huizhou Guangdong and rural Sichuan China August and September 2007 * 10. Woven Together: Attachment to Place in the Aftermath of Disaster Perspectives from Four Continents * Eleonora Rohland Maike Böcker Gitte Cullmann Ingo Haltermann Franz Mauelshagen * Oral histories by Eleonora Rohland Maike Böcker Gitte Cullmann and Ingo Haltermann with residents of New Orleans Louisiana; Accra Ghana; eastern Brandenburg Germany; and Chaitén Chile 2009-2010 * 11. Smile Through the Tears: Life Art and the Rwandan Genocide Steven High * Oral history by Jessica Silva with Rupert Bazambanza Montreal Canada June 3 and 12 and July 6 2008 * 12. A Spiritual War: Crises of Faith in Combat Chaplains from Iraq and Afghanistan David Peters * Interviews by David W. Peters with "Christina " "Michael " "Timothy " "Craig " and "George " Walter Reed Army Medical Center Washington DC 2011 * 13. A Long Song: Oral History in the Time of Emergency and After Mary Marshall Clark * Oral histories by Gerry Albarelli and Temma Kaplan with Mohammad Bilal-Mizra Talat Hamdani Zaheer Jaffery Salman Jaffery and Zohra Saed New York City October 2001 to June 2005 * Conclusion: The Fabric of Crisis: Approaching the Heart of Oral History Stephen Sloan * Contributors * Index
* Introduction: What Remains: Reflections on Crisis Oral History Mark Cave * Part I: Clamor * 1. When All is Lost: Metanarrative in the Oral History of Hanifa Survivor of Srebrenica Selma Leydesdorff * Oral history by Selma Leydesdorff with "Hanifa " Refugee camp East Bosnia April 2004 * 2. "To Dream My Family Tonight": Listening to Stories of Grief and Hope among Hazaras Refugees in Australia * Denise Phillips * Oral histories by Denise Phillips with Reza and Juma Brisbane and Melbourne Australia 2004-2011 * 3. Exhuming the Self: Trauma and Student Survivors of the Shootings at Virginia Tech Tamara Kennelly and Susan E. Fleming-Cook * Oral histories by Susan E. Fleming Cook with Yang Kim Derek O'Dell and Kristina Heeger-Anderson Blacksburg Virginia 2009-2010 * 4. Talking Cure: Trauma Narrative and the Cuban Rafter Crisis Elizabeth Campisi * Oral histories by Elizabeth Campisi with Cuban Rafter Crisis survivors conducted in Miami Florida Lancaster Pennsylvania and Rochester New York 1998-2001 * 5. In the Ghost Forest: Listening to Tutsi Rescapés Taylor Krauss * Oral histories by Taylor Krauss with Rwandan Rescapés Kigali Rwanda 2007-2008. * 6. The Continuing and Unfinished Present: Oral History and Psychoanalysis in the Aftermath of Terror Ghislaine Boulanger * Part II: Resonance * 7. Unlocked: Perspective and the New Orleans Prison Evacuation Crisis Mark Cave * Oral histories by Mark Cave with members of the Louisiana Department of Corrections Angola Pineville and Keithville Louisiana March 23 and 24 June 17 and 18 2009 * 8. Living Too in Murder City: Oral History as Alternative Perspective to the Drug War in Ciudad Juarez Eric Meringer * Oral histories by Eric Rodrigo Meringer with Juárez residents Jonathan Rosa and Raul Ciudad Juárez Mexico 2009-2010 * 9. Until Our Last Breath: Voices of Poisoned Workers in China Karin Mak * Oral histories by Karin Mak with "Ren " "Min " "Fu " and "Wu " Huizhou Guangdong and rural Sichuan China August and September 2007 * 10. Woven Together: Attachment to Place in the Aftermath of Disaster Perspectives from Four Continents * Eleonora Rohland Maike Böcker Gitte Cullmann Ingo Haltermann Franz Mauelshagen * Oral histories by Eleonora Rohland Maike Böcker Gitte Cullmann and Ingo Haltermann with residents of New Orleans Louisiana; Accra Ghana; eastern Brandenburg Germany; and Chaitén Chile 2009-2010 * 11. Smile Through the Tears: Life Art and the Rwandan Genocide Steven High * Oral history by Jessica Silva with Rupert Bazambanza Montreal Canada June 3 and 12 and July 6 2008 * 12. A Spiritual War: Crises of Faith in Combat Chaplains from Iraq and Afghanistan David Peters * Interviews by David W. Peters with "Christina " "Michael " "Timothy " "Craig " and "George " Walter Reed Army Medical Center Washington DC 2011 * 13. A Long Song: Oral History in the Time of Emergency and After Mary Marshall Clark * Oral histories by Gerry Albarelli and Temma Kaplan with Mohammad Bilal-Mizra Talat Hamdani Zaheer Jaffery Salman Jaffery and Zohra Saed New York City October 2001 to June 2005 * Conclusion: The Fabric of Crisis: Approaching the Heart of Oral History Stephen Sloan * Contributors * Index
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