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Vol 48 No 1 Spring 2020 (On Sale 1st April 2020)

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Current British Work/International News/Oral History Society
Annual General Meeting 2019

ARTICLES

Listening in, listening out: intersubjectivity and the impact of insider and outsider status in oral history interviews - Amy Tooth Murphy
Reticence and the queer past - George J Severs
Creating space in the community archive for queer life stories to be (re)performed and captured - Alan Butler
'It's telling your story to your family': reflections by an older lesbian on being interviewed for a verbatim theatre production - Clare Summerskill
The perils of the recording: ethical issues in oral history with vulnerable populations - Jane Traies

PUBLIC HISTORY

'Dry Your Eyes, Princess': oral testimony and photography - a case study
Rainbow Pilgrims: The rites and passages of LGBTQI migrants in Britain - Shaan Knan and Susanne Hakuba

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Two case studies - Kate Melvin with John Ross and Gosia Brown

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Vol 47 No 2 Autumn 2019 (On Sale 1st October 2019)

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Current British Work/International News

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When two tribes go to war: Orange parades, religious identity and urban space in Liverpool, 1965-1985 - Daniel Warner
The home and the nation: an oral history of Indian women doctors, national development and domestic worlds - Archana Venkatesh
Voices of Kosovo in Manchester - Siobhan Brownlie
'I should never tell anybody that my mother was shot': understanding personal testimony and family memories within Soviet Lapland - Lukas Alleman
'Local justice needs local knowledge': summary justice in North Devon, 1975-2018 - Malcolm Cowburn
The problem of commissioned oral history: the swine flu 'crisis' of 2009 - Virginia Berridge and Suzanne Taylor
Life stories from the House of Commons: the History of Parliament oral history project - Emma Peplow and Priscila Pivatto

PUBLIC HISTORY

Potter's field as heterotopia: death and mourning at New York City's edge - Leyla Vural

LEARNING

Oral History in schools - on ongoing discussion - Kate Melvin

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Vol 47 No 1 Spring 2019 (On Sale 1st April 2019)

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Current British Work/International News/Oral History Society Annual General Meeting 2017

OBITUARY

Alun Howkins, Elyse Dodgson and Mark Suggitt

ARTICLES

'When's dad home?': an oral history of inter-war Australian fatherhood - Alistair Thomson
Remembering the family that I thought we would be - Miranda Francis and Katie Holmes
Emotional histories: materiality, temporality and subjectivity in oral history interviews with fathers and sons - Richard Hall
'Closeness' and 'distance' in Holocaust survivors' accounts of mother-child relationships - Angela Davis
Grandparents, communicative memory and narrative identity - Anna Green
Worried mothers? Gender, class and the origins of the 'dyslexia myth' - Philip Kirby
Selection and sampling methodologies in oral histories of mothering, parenting and family - Carla Pascoe Leahy

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