Bloomsbury Handbook of Oral History, The

The Bloomsbury Handbook of Oral History is a comprehensive examination of oral history which addresses a wide range of practitioners, from beginning students to graduate students and established scholars, community and freelance practitioners in the field, and those from other fields and disciplines interested in oral history.The purpose of the book is to provide a broad range of readers with:* An advanced introduction into and overview of the field;* Cutting-edge reflections on core themes in the field; and* Global comparative perspectives on oral history theory and practice The Handbook is arranged in five thematic Parts: Creating Interviews, Interpreting Oral Histories, Making Histories, Advocacy & Empowerment, and Big Questions & Future Directions.Each chapter documents the state-of-the-art in a particular subject area and surveys the international historiography and current debates.Each chapter concludes with a brief outlook of potential future developments in the field. With chap