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Starting
Points:
Guide to Oral
History Resources |
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I R C U L A T I N G B O O K S |
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355.0092 Voi
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Voices
of Freedom: An Oral History of the Civil Rights Movement
from the 1950s through the 1980s |
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907.2 B |
Transcribing
and Editing Oral History |
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907.2
B |
Like
it Was – A Complete Guide to Writing Oral History |
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907.2
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A
Guide to Oral History Programs |
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907.2 O |
Oral
History – An Interdisciplinary Anthology |
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975.7
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Before
Freedom, When I Can Just Remember: 27 Oral Histories of
Former South Carolina Slaves |
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YA
940.5315 |
Witness
to the Holocaust – An Oral History (Young Adults, second
floor) |
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Reference and
Winter Park History Collection (non-circulating) |
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R 920.72 B |
The Black Women Oral History
Project (10 volumes & index) |
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WP 907.2 Bau |
Oral
History for the Local Historical Society |
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WP 907.2 Neu |
Oral
History and the Law |
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WP 907.2 Rit |
Doing
Oral History |
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Please
note: The Winter Park History collection also contains
oral history recordings of long-time Winter Park residents. |
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F I N D I N G B O O K S & O T H E R L
I B R A R Y M A T E R I A L S/
Dewey Decimal browsing numbers: 907.2 |
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addition to reference books, you may want to search for
other books and materials (videos, audiobooks, etc.) on your topic. The best way to find good sources of information is to do a subject
search in our Library catalog. You can access the Library’s
online catalog from the Library or home by going to our Web
page (www.wppl.org),
then - Search Our Catalog.
A good subject search on this
topic is oral history. |
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e B O O K S |
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You may also
want to check out the collection of thousands of online books (eBooks)
the Library has to offer located on the Web site
www.netlibrary.com. Initially, you must open an account from Library computer terminals,
but you will then be able to use the account from home as well. Search
for employment and career books by the following categories: subject,
title, author. See a reference librarian for more detail. |
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The following sources can be used to find magazine articles dealing
with your topic:
·
The Readers’ Guide to
Periodical Literature - Adult Reference
R 050 R.
Search for articles on a subject within any given year.
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EBSCOhost
and
InfoTrac
OneFile
- Access from the Library or at home using your
library card number at
www.wppl.org.
Search for full text articles in these databases using your choice of
keywords. You can limit your search to a certain year or
even a certain magazine.
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Cyndi’s
List |
Numerous
annotated links to libraries, general resources,
publications, software,
supplies, societies and groups, and vendors. |
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Oral
History Association |
The
OHA brings "together all persons interested in oral history
as a way of collecting
interpreting human memories to foster knowledge and human dignity...” and
have
“established a guidelines, and evaluation standards for oral history
interviews.” |
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Oral
History Links |
Over
150 links to oral history sites. |
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Oral
History Research Center |
How
to physically and psychologically organize and conduct oral
history interviews,
from Indiana University. |
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Step-by-Step
Guide to Oral History |
Thorough
instructions & advice includes an introduction, guidelines &
suggestions,
paperwork, issues in oral history research, bibliography, & links.
Recommended. |
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The
University of Virginia’s Miller
Center |
Oral
histories about government & the presidency via six
programs:
Presidential
Recordings,
Presidential Oral History,
American Political,
Forum
Program
AmericanPresident.org,
&
Public Service
Program.
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For additional information, please see a reference
librarian. sk 3/29/06
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