Part 1: Critical Developments

Black History, Oral History and Genealogy - Alex HALEY

The Voice of the Past: Oral History - Paul THOMPSON

What Makes Oral History Different - Alessandro PORTELLI

Popular Memory: Theory, Politics, Method - Popular Memory Group

'Do I Like Them Too Much?': Effects of the Oral History Interview on the Interviewer and Vice-Versa - Valerie YOW

Reflections on Women's Oral History: An Exchange - Susan H. ARMITAGE, Sherna Berger GLUCK

Listening in the Cold: The Practice of Oral History in an Argentine Meatpacking Community - Daniel JAMES

Oral History and the Digital Revolution: Toward a Post-Documentary Sensibility - Michael FRISCH

Part II: Interviewing

Interviewing an Interviewer

Learning to Listen: Interview Techniques and Analyses - Kathryn ANDERSON, Dana C. JACK

Ways of Listening - Hugo SLIM, Paul THOMPSON, Olivia BENNETT, Nigel CROSS

Interviewing the Women of Phokeng - Belinda BOZZOLI

Issues in Cross-Cultural Interviewing: Japanese Women in England - Susan K. BURTON

Family Myths, Memories and Interviewing - Ruth FINNEGAN

Life History Interviews with People with Learning Disabilities - Jan WALMSLEY

Navigating Life Review Interviews with Survivors of Trauma - Mark KLEMPNER

Part III: Interpreting Memories

Remembering a Vietnam War Firefight: Changing Perspectives Over Time - Fred H. ALLISON

Surviving Memory: Truth and Inaccuracy in Holocaust Testimony - Mark ROSEMAN

Anzac Memories: Putting Popular Memory Theory into Practice in Australia - Alistair THOMPSON

Structure and Validity in Oral Evidence - Trevor LUMMIS

Oral History and the Study of Communities: Problems, Paradoxes, and Possibilities - Linda SHOPES

Telling Tales: Oral History and the Construction of Pre-Stonewall Lesbian History - Elizabeth LAPOVSKY KENNEDY

Memory-Work in Java: A Cautionary Tale - Ann Laura STOLER, Karen STRASSLER

'That's not What I Said': Interpretative Conflict in Oral Narrative Research - Katherine BORLAND

Evidenve, Empathy and Ethics: Lessons from Oral Histories of the Klan - Kathleen BLEE

Part IV: Making Histories

Oral History in the Archives: Its Documentary Role in the Twenty-First Century - Ellen D. SWAIN

Voice, Ear and Text: Words, Meaning, and Transcription - Francis GOOD

Reminiscence as Literacy: Intersections and Creative Moments - Jane MACE

'What the Wind won't Take Away': the Genesis of Nisa - the Life and Words of a !Kung Woman - Marjorie SHOSTAK

Authoring in Sound: Aural History, Radio and the Digital Revolution - Charles HARDY

The Future of Oral History and Moving Images - Dan SIPE

The Exhibition that Speaks for Itself: Oral History and Museums - Anna GREEN

Linked: A Landmark in Sound, a Public Walk of Art - Toby BUTLER, Graeme MILLER

Cyber-teaching in the Oral History Classroom - Rina BENMAYOR

Part V: Advocacy and Empowerment

Reminiscence and Oral History: Parallel Universes or Shared Endeavour? - Joanna BORNAT

Voices of Experience: Oral History in the Classroom - Cliff KUHN, Marjorie L. MCLELLAN

'We know what the Problem is': Using Video and Radio Oral History to Develop Collaborative Analysis of Homelessness - Daniel KERR

Central American Refugee Testimonies and Performed Life Histories in the Sanctuary Movement - William WESTERMAN

Stolen Generations Testimony: Trauma, Historiography, and the Question of 'Truth' - Rosanne KENNEDY

The Gulag in Memory - Irina SHERBAKOVA

'You Understand Again': Testimony and Post-Conflict Transition in the North of Ireland - Patricia LUNDY, Mark MCGOVERN

The Sahel Oral History Project - Nigel CROSS, Rhiannon BARKER

Leprosy in India: The Intervention of Oral History - Sanjiv KAKAR