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Oral history as a dialogue with the Polish-Jewish past of a local community from the perspective of social pedagogy

Abstract

The article is a part of the author’s broader project researching multicultural education in Poland. It presents oral history as a form of social activity which can help partly reconstruct the memory of the Polish-Jewish past and reinforce the re-building of the formerly multicultural identity of local communities. Oral history is analysed here within the theoretical and methodological framework of social pedagogy. The paper also presents the efforts aiming at introducing oral history into the educational activities of the Grodzka Gate – NN Theatre Centre in Lublin, a local cultural institution which focuses on the history and heritage of the city’s local community by restoring and re-reading its Polish-Jewish past.

Abstract

The article is a part of the author’s broader project researching multicultural education in Poland. It presents oral history as a form of social activity which can help partly reconstruct the memory of the Polish-Jewish past and reinforce the re-building of the formerly multicultural identity of local communities. Oral history is analysed here within the theoretical and methodological framework of social pedagogy. The paper also presents the efforts aiming at introducing oral history into the educational activities of the Grodzka Gate – NN Theatre Centre in Lublin, a local cultural institution which focuses on the history and heritage of the city’s local community by restoring and re-reading its Polish-Jewish past.

Kapitel in diesem Buch

  1. Prelim pages i
  2. Table of contents v
  3. List of editors and contributors vii
  4. Foreword ix
  5. From the editors xi
  6. Section 1. Fieldwork challenges
  7. Trust in the empathic interview 3
  8. Oral historian: Neither moralizer nor informer 15
  9. Memorable belongings 27
  10. Oral history & e-research: Collecting memories of the 1960´s and 1970´s youth culture 35
  11. Oral history and political elites: Interviewing (and transcribing) lobbyists 47
  12. Section 2. Doing gender
  13. Doing gender within oral history 63
  14. The dialogues in-between: A phenomenological perspective on women's oral history interviews 77
  15. The problems of articulating beingness in women's oral histories 87
  16. Section 3. Behind and beyond the stories
  17. Conversations with survivors of the siege of Leningrad: Between myth and history 101
  18. Women soldiers and women prisoners: Oral testimonies of Ruta Czaplińska and Elżbieta Zawacka 115
  19. 'The stranger within my Gate': Irish emigrant narratives of exile, tradition and modernity in post-war Britain 129
  20. Section 4. Public space challenges
  21. Painting in sound: Aural history and audio art 147
  22. Oral history as a dialogue with the Polish-Jewish past of a local community from the perspective of social pedagogy 169
  23. Sharing oral history with the wider public: Experiences of the Refugee Communities History Project 179
  24. Section 5. Story - oral history - historiography
  25. The ethics of oral history: Expectations, responsibilities, and dissociations 195
  26. Life story interviews and the "Truth of Memory": Some aspects of oral history from a historico-philosophical perspective 205
  27. Index 217
Oral History
Ein Kapitel aus dem Buch Oral History
https://doi.org/10.1075/sin.10.20kub

Kapitel in diesem Buch

  1. Prelim pages i
  2. Table of contents v
  3. List of editors and contributors vii
  4. Foreword ix
  5. From the editors xi
  6. Section 1. Fieldwork challenges
  7. Trust in the empathic interview 3
  8. Oral historian: Neither moralizer nor informer 15
  9. Memorable belongings 27
  10. Oral history & e-research: Collecting memories of the 1960´s and 1970´s youth culture 35
  11. Oral history and political elites: Interviewing (and transcribing) lobbyists 47
  12. Section 2. Doing gender
  13. Doing gender within oral history 63
  14. The dialogues in-between: A phenomenological perspective on women's oral history interviews 77
  15. The problems of articulating beingness in women's oral histories 87
  16. Section 3. Behind and beyond the stories
  17. Conversations with survivors of the siege of Leningrad: Between myth and history 101
  18. Women soldiers and women prisoners: Oral testimonies of Ruta Czaplińska and Elżbieta Zawacka 115
  19. 'The stranger within my Gate': Irish emigrant narratives of exile, tradition and modernity in post-war Britain 129
  20. Section 4. Public space challenges
  21. Painting in sound: Aural history and audio art 147
  22. Oral history as a dialogue with the Polish-Jewish past of a local community from the perspective of social pedagogy 169
  23. Sharing oral history with the wider public: Experiences of the Refugee Communities History Project 179
  24. Section 5. Story - oral history - historiography
  25. The ethics of oral history: Expectations, responsibilities, and dissociations 195
  26. Life story interviews and the "Truth of Memory": Some aspects of oral history from a historico-philosophical perspective 205
  27. Index 217
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