Oral History and Public Memories (Critical Perspectives On The P)
by Paula Hamilton, Linda Shopes
Oral History and Public Memories examines the connections between spoken testimony, historical interpretation, and collective remembrance. Offering critical perspectives on public memory, the volume is a useful resource for readers interested in oral history, memory studies, and the ways societies preserve and understand the past.
About This Book
Oral History and Public Memories presents critical perspectives on the relationship between spoken testimony and collective remembrance.
The book considers how oral history can contribute to the interpretation and preservation of public memories.
It will interest readers exploring memory, historical understanding, and the role of personal accounts in broader social narratives.
Written by Paula Hamilton and Linda Shopes, this volume is suited to students, researchers, and readers of oral history and public memory.
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