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Historical Writing and Historical Memory: Narrative and Memory Turns in Chinese and American Oral Historiography

July 3, 2025 ohma

Shuai Dang This thesis explores the changing role of oral history in writing history in China and the United States and its impact on historical memory. It mainly focuses on […]

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Finding Fathers: Navigating Uncertainty in the Oral History Interview (2017)

September 25, 2018September 25, 2018 ohma

FINDING FATHERS: NAVIGATING UNCERTAINTY IN THE ORAL HISTORY INTERVIEW  By Emma Courtland, 2017 In his essay “Listen to Their Voices,” the former director of Columbia’s Center for Oral History Research, […]

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The Social Hall (2013)

July 20, 2016September 2, 2016 ohma

The Social Hall: An Oral History Exhibit By the 2013 OHMA Cohort, May 1, 2014 Curated by Suzanne Snider, OHMA Fieldwork Instructor Check out the full event description on the […]

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The Weight of Words (2012)

July 19, 2016August 2, 2016 ohma

The Weight of Words: A Co-Constructed Narrative of Love And/In Trauma By Sara Wolcott Weinberg, 2012 Found in the Academic Commons What does it mean to come of age in […]

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Chicago/Turabian Student Theses: StudentLastName, FirstName. “ThesisTitle.” Oral History master's thesis, Columbia University, YearofPublication. Student Audio Pieces: StudentLastName, FirstName. “AudioPieceTitle.” Oral History Works. Audio interview excerpt, NarratorFirstNameLastName, DateofPublication. SoundCloudURL. © All rights reserved to author.
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