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2014, No. 2 (7), History and Gender

Wiktoria Kudela-Świątek
On the legitimacy and possibility of using archival biographical recordings for “scavengers” and more

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Keywords: re-using, oral history archive, life-story, methodological debats in oral history

Abstract:
This paper consider the subject of re-using oral history data. I will consider what we know about how archived oral histories are being collected and being (re)used in Great Britain, Germany and Poland. Then I reviewed several methodological debates about field research or/and re-using oral archived data that continue to be intensive discussed. I close the paper with some reflections about reusing oral history data, that might be useful for other oral historians.

About Author:
KUDELA-ŚWIĄTEK WIKTORIA – historian, Russian philologist, translator, and employee of the National Science Centre.

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