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March 2016 – trevahodges
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A Place for Everything and Everything in its Place. Advocacy through Oral History. On A Place for Everything and Eve…. On Get out of Jail Free. On Get out of Jail Free. On What makes oral history d…. Lost Landscapes and Live Documentary. March 31, 2016. I absolutely loved the. Behind the films we watched this week. Utopia in Four Movements. Lost Landscapes of San Francisco. They had to take it down because kids kept dumping detergent into it. One time someone got their hands on the industrial strengt...
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Final Interview – trevahodges
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A Place for Everything and Everything in its Place. Advocacy through Oral History. On A Place for Everything and Eve…. On Get out of Jail Free. On Get out of Jail Free. On What makes oral history d…. November 28, 2016. Full article: “Contesting White Knowledge: Yolngu Stories from World War II” in The Oral Historian, vol 37, no 2, summer/fall 2010. – It’s worth a read! I’ll share more tonight in class). A Place for Everything and Everything in its Place. One thought on “ Final Interview. That if you tied...
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February 2016 – trevahodges
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A Place for Everything and Everything in its Place. Advocacy through Oral History. On A Place for Everything and Eve…. On Get out of Jail Free. On Get out of Jail Free. On What makes oral history d…. The Act of Killing. February 19, 2016. 8220;Not everything true is good…Not everything that’s true should be made public…”. These statements, made in the last quarter of the film, adequately summarize my conflicted feelings about Joshua Oppenheimer’s. The Act of Killing. Is his remorse sincere? Like it or no...
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Louisville Civil Rights Tour and the Links Between Past and Present – My Oral History Blog
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My Oral History Blog. A blog for History 599-related discussions. Louisville Civil Rights Tour and the Links Between Past and Present. September 24, 2016. The Louisville Civil Rights Tour illustrated many of the events and people we’d read about in Tracy E. K’Meyer’s Civil Rights in the Gateway to the South. Louisville’s Civil Rights Struggle, and the Role of Oral History. Language, Interviewing, and Personal Meaning. September 24, 2016. September 26, 2016. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. This is a text widg...
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Historians as Public Figures « drlarakelland
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Assistant Professor of Public History, University of Louisville. Historians as Public Figures. And we didn’t even get around to parsing the difference between public history and public intellectualism, but of course one of my students found a text on the matter! Yes, I love CSPAN3 :) Caught the last half hour or so of this panel discussion this morning http:/ www.c-span.org/video/? This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Introduction to oral history course. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. My Oral History Blog.
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too cool for school? « drlarakelland
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Assistant Professor of Public History, University of Louisville. Too cool for school? Today marks the informal end of the second week of classes here at the University of Louisville. Sunday morning finds this new Assistant Professor wrapping up miscellaneous syllabus revision and small grading responsibilities, as well as reflecting on the various communities that are emerging in my classes. Has been a particular hit. Does Clio have a raucous sense of humor? I should have a pretty good idea by December.
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September « 2013 « drlarakelland
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Assistant Professor of Public History, University of Louisville. Monthly Archives: September 2013. Too cool for school? Today marks the informal end of the second week of classes here at the University of Louisville. Sunday morning finds this new Assistant Professor wrapping up miscellaneous syllabus revision and small grading responsibilities, as well as reflecting on the various communities that are emerging in my classes. Has been a particular hit. Does Clio have a raucous sense of humor? My Oral Hist...
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August « 2013 « drlarakelland
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Assistant Professor of Public History, University of Louisville. Monthly Archives: August 2013. Welcome to HIST 510/612! It’s going to be a very exciting semester! HIST 599-75 Oral History. My Oral History Blog. Joe's Oral History Blog. Joanna's Intro to Public History. Public History at the U of L. A Gam on History; Public, Digital, and US. The Historian's Craft. The WordPress.com Blog. How documentaries can change the world and a life…. Up and running with doc film class. HIST 599-75 Oral History.
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My First Interview | edwardawilsoniii
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More legitimate than Louis-Philippe. Meeting with other oral history class. Pertaining to the Season →. November 14, 2016. That’s right folks, it happened. I am so relieved! I finally did my first interview and it was fun! Also interesting was his description of Dr. King. How many people can say that they had an interaction with King? I can proudly say I had an interaction with someone who had an interaction lol. It was crazy to hear. Some of the things he said about King gave you goose bumps! Notify me ...
