Doing oral history / Donald A. Ritchie

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Introduction and Acknowledgments, xi.-- An oral history of our time, 1.-- Memory and oral history, 11.-- Public history and oral history, 18.-- Startting an oral history project, 23.-- Funding and staffing, 27.-- Equipment, 34.-- Processing, 41.-- Legal concerns, 51.-- Conducting interviews, 57.-- Preparation for the interview, 58.--Setting up the interview, 62.--Conducting the interview, 65.-- Concluding the interview, 82.-- Using oral history in research and writing, 85.-- Oral evidence, 92.-- Publishing oral history, 102.--Videotaping oral history, 109.-- Setting, equipment, and crew, 115.--Preserving and using the videotape, 121.--Preserving oral history in acrchives and libraries, 131.-- Managing oral history collections, 137.-- Sound recordings, 143.-- Donated interviews, 150.-- Legal considerations, 153.-- Public Programs, 156.-- Teaching oral history, 159.--Oral history in elementary and secondary schools, 164.-- Oral history in undergraduate and graduate education, 177.-- Presenting oral history, 185.-- Community history, 186.-- Family interviewing, 193.-- Therapeutic uses of oral history, 196.-- Museum exhibits, 199.-- Radio and oral history, 201.-- Oral history on stage, 203.-- Computers and interactive video, 205.-- Principles and standards of the oral history association, 207.-- Sample legal release forms, 211.-- Notes and references, 217.-- Bibliography, 241.-- Index, 259.