The Voice of the Past¶
Thompson, P. (1978). The Voice of the Past: Oral History. Oxford University Press.
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Primes¶
- Evidence-Fidelity Decay
- The pattern recurs in accident-reconstruction interviews (months after a crash, direct recall mixes with the investigator's working hypothesis and the witness's exposure to media coverage), in oral history (at decades' remove, the narrative is the product of repeated retellings and exposure to canonical accounts),
This sourceTreats decades-removed recollection as the product of repeated retelling and exposure to canonical accounts, addressing the reconstructive fidelity of oral testimony.
- The pattern recurs in accident-reconstruction interviews (months after a crash, direct recall mixes with the investigator's working hypothesis and the witness's exposure to media coverage), in oral history (at decades' remove, the narrative is the product of repeated retellings and exposure to canonical accounts),
Mechanisms¶
- Transition Oral History Interviews
- As a discipline, oral history is built precisely to preserve firsthand experience that leaves no paper trail
This sourceShows how oral history captures firsthand voices and lived experience that conventional documentary records can leave outside history.
- As a discipline, oral history is built precisely to preserve firsthand experience that leaves no paper trail
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