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Wednesday 24 March 2004
8:30
S-1
ORA19
Mauthausen Narratives in Eastern and Western Europe Compared
Room T
Irina Scherbakowa : Oh Projekt- Mauthausen Surviver Frank Stern : Various master naratives of Israeli Mauthausen Survivors
Wednesday 24 March 2004
10:45
L-2
ORA20
Roundtable: North American Survivors of the Shoah
Room L
R-2 ORA02 The Holocaust Survivor's Memories b Room S
Grigorios Psallidas : 'Heroes' and 'Victims' among the Greek survivors of the Mauthausen Camp
Wednesday 24 March 2004
14:15
A-3
ORA05
The Holocaust: Transgenerational Memories
Room A
Judith Schuyf : Dead, alive, survive. Histories from Neuengamme concentration camp. Arlene Stein : Generational Memory-Work and the Holocaust Andrea Strutz, Manfred Lechner : Austrian jewish refugees and their grandchildren. The Transformation of memories and narratives. T-3 ORA03 The Impact of National Socialism on the Construction of Identities in Various Generations Room U
Helga Embacher : Philosemitism and the 'New Antisemitism' as a phenomenon of th second generation Ela Hornung : Denunciation. Political processes in oral sources
Wednesday 24 March 2004
16:30
J-4
ORA04
Sexual Violence under National Socialism and its Ideological Intersections
Room J
Brigitte Halbmayr : Communication – Power - Gender: Differences in talking about sexualised violence within interviews of male and female survivors of Nazi-concentration camps. Éva Kovács, Júlia Vajda : Abused Past - Broken Future: Sterilized Women's Narratives on the Shoah Christa Schikorra : Prostitution as Forced Labor. In the Case of Prisoners at the Women's Concentration Camp Ravensbrueck Christl Wickert : Taboo subject camp brothel: on the treatment of an awkward topic
Thursday 25 March 2004
8:30
A-5
LAB09
Generation, Gender and Class in Oral History: Narratives of Women's Work and Activism
Room A
Rebekah Lee : Beloved Unions?: A Gendered and Generational History of Associational Life in a South African City Jaclyn Viskovatoff : Gender and Narrative Indentity in Oral History Testimony: The Miners' Strikes of 1926 and 1984-85 Kayoko Yoshida : The Beauty in the Coal Mines-Women Who Lit the Darkness: The Power of Oral History for Documenting Working-Class Women's Lives in Japan N-5 ORA06 Unacceptable and Acceptable War Memories Room N
Treve Crago : Celtic Heroes? : Illuminating dark narratives from the shadows of collaboration. Junko Sakai : Analysing Ex-Japanese Soldiers' Stories: Unacceptable male war memories
Thursday 25 March 2004
10:45
T-6
ORA16
Contrasts in Culture
Room U
Roz Galtz : A Space of One's Own: Gender and creativity in the home narratives of women worlds apart Hugo Manson, Terry Brotherstone : Heroes or victims? Commemoration, documentary art, and the piper alpha disaster Katarina Schough : Oral geographies - charting the spatiality of landscape telling Marsha Siefert : Interpreting Autobiography as Oral History: The Many Lives of Frank Capra, Hollywood Director V-6 ORA08 Narrating Socialist and Communist Pasts (a) Room Cie2
Svitlana Hurkina : Responses of the Ukrainian Greek Catholics on the liquidation and persecutions of their Church: 1945-1989 Julia Obertreis : Constructing ‘socialist’ biographies in Oral History interviews: Comparing Soviet Russia and GDR Irina Paert : Piety and profanity: researching religion in the Soviet Union through oral history interviews Ionica Pascanu : The intellectuals' attitude under communist oppresion
Thursday 25 March 2004
14:15
E-7
ORA09
Narrating Socialist and Communist Pasts (b)
Room E
Ene Kõresaar : Narrative Memory of the Stalinist Experience in Life Stories of Elderly Estonians James Mark : Victims and Heroic Resistors? Retelling Communist Life Stories in the Post-Communist Period in Hungary John W. Mason : From Fear to Hope: Oral Histories of Soviet Armenia Karin Taylor : Communist Heroes and Idols of Rock: Exploring Relations Between Youth and State in Socialist Bulgaria X-7 ORA07 Roundtable: What does Oral History add to War Memories X
Friday 26 March 2004
8:30
J-9
ORA10
Women and Revolution
Room J
Silvija Kavcic : Collective memories of women who were former concentration camp and Slovenian socialist society Agnes Khoo : Methodological and Ethical Issues Arising From the Process of Women's Oral History Collection György Majtényi : The Role of Women in the Hungarian Revolution of 1956 R-9 ORA01 The Holocaust: Survivor Memories a Room S
Eric Johnson, Karl-Heinz Reuband : Jewish Experiences of Persecution and Anti-Semitism in Nazi Germany: Social Scientific Survey Evidence Sabine Kittel : Ways of Coping in Different Countries: Two Jewish Former Prisoners of Ravensbrueck Concentration Camp Talk about Their Experiences Today Selma Leydesdorff : Holocaust and Survivors memories
Friday 26 March 2004
10:45
N-10
ORA12
Social Change, Gender and Civil Society
Room N
Judith Johnson : Oral Histories of African-American Women in Wichita Kansas Ebru Soytemel : Oral History Among Istanbul Jewish Community: A Case of Participation to Community Life By Female Volunteers Through Charity Work with Elderly Women
Friday 26 March 2004
14.15
E-11
ORA13
Gender and Work
Room E
David Hopkin : Sailors' Tales: Autobiographical Fairy Stories from Saint-Cast (Côtes-d’Armor) Andreas Langenohl, Kerstin Schmidt-Beck : Memory at the Stock Market / Identities of professionals in the financial centre Emma Robertson : Researching Women Cocoa Farmers in Nigeria: Race, Class, Gender and Colonialism in Oral History
Friday 26 March 2004
16.30
J-12
ORA14
Gender Family Structures under Stress: Poverty, Migration, Abandonment, Divorce
Room J
Zeynep Kilic : Ruptured Family Ties, Crucial Summers: Temporary Abandonment
Saturday 27 March 2004
8:30
E-13
ORA15
Testimonies of Migration
Room E
Bibi Panhuysen : The collection and presentation of life stories for public use: migrants in the Netherlands Pat Ryan : Journeys into Inheritance; a project to record individual recollections of emigration from Ireland to Australia
Saturday 27 March 2004
14:15
A-15
ORA17
Embodied Experience
Room A
Margriet Heesch, Van : Ethical Trouble and the Lives of Dutch Adults Born with intersex conditions Margot Souliere : Plural perspective, a multivocal approach in narrative analysis in Medical Anthropology. The Mindful Body : listening, reading and interpreting the multiple voices in ethnographic narratives Laura Stark : The 'open body' in early modern Finnish rural experience Saara Tuomaala : First Bike and the Joy of the Handlebars.Technical Modernization and Bodily Identities of Rural Youth in Finland of the 1920's and 1930's
Saturday 27 March 2004
16:30
E-16
ORA18
Oral History and the History of Medicine
Room E
Jaap Bos : A slaught of despond: On trying to influence the paths of history Paula Nicolson, Graham Smith : Should we treat masculinity in history as a transmittable disease? Michelle Winslow, David Clark, Jane Seymour & Bill Noble : The voice of experience: living with cancer pain |
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