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Step-by-Step Guide to Oral History

Judith N Moyer · Epub Link Does Not Work

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Oral History, Memory, Narrative Analysis Biographical and Historical Analysis Digital and Traditional Archives Management

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Your stories and the stories of the people around you are unique, valuable treasures for your family and your community. You and your family members can preserve unwritten family history using oral history techniques. Likewise you and your community can discover and preserve unwritten history large and small. Oral history is so flexible that people of all ages can adapt the techniques of asking and listening to create and learn about history and historical narratives.

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