Oral history and public memories

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Introduction Section I: Creating Heritage 1: Parks Canada, the Commemoration of Canada, and Northern Aboriginal Oral History / David Neufeld 2: History from Above: The Use of Oral History in Shaping Collective Memory in Singapore / Kevin Blackburn 3: Mapping Memories: Oral History for Aboriginal Cultural Heritage in New South Wales, Australia / Maria Nugent 4: Moving beyond the Walls: The Oral History of the Ottoman Fortress Villages of Seddulbahir and Kumkale / Isil Cerem Cenker and Lucienne Thys-Senocak 5: Private Memory in a Public Space: Oral History and Museums / Selma Thomas Section II: Recreating Identity and Community 6: Imagining Communities: Memory, Loss, and Resilience in Post-Apartheid Cape Town / Sean Field 7: Contested Places in Public Memory: Reflections on Personal Testimony and Oral History in Japanese American Heritage / Gail Lee Dubrow 8: Scars in the Ground: Kauri Gum Stories / Senka Bouic-Vrbancic 9: Memory and Mourning: Living Oral History with Queer Latinos in San Francisco / Horacio N. Roque Ramirez 10: Interfaced Memory: Black World War II Ex-GIs and Veterans Reunions of the late Twentieth Century / Robert Jefferson Section III: Making Change 11: Public Memory as Arena of Contested Meanings: A Student Project on Migration / Riki Van Boeschoten 12: Countering Corporate Narratives from the Streets: The Cleveland Homeless Oral History Project / Daniel Kerr 13: Public Memory, Gender, and National Identity in Post-War Kosovo: The Albanian Community / Silvia Salvatici 14: Seeing the Past, Visions of the Future: Memory Workshops with Internally Displaced Persons in Colombia / Pilar Riano-Alcala Notes Contributors

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