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Wednesday 22 March 2006
8:30
D-1
ORA16
Anchoring Memory: Space, Place, Object
Room D
Leyla Neyzi : Narrating Memory at Home and in the Street: Conflict over Identity in a Historic Neighborhood in Istanbul Katrina Powell : Public and Private Memories of Displacement: Narrating Removal and Relocation S-1 ORA01 Three Generations Telling and Re-telling the Second World War in Europe Room S
Olaf Jensen, Dr. Sabine Moller : Communicating memories of WWII in group-discussions across Europe Claudia Lenz : Leaving the nation towards mankind? The transformation of the national master narrative on WWII in Norwegian families Isabella Matauschek, Hans Marks : Victimisation in Dutch and Danish Narratives of the Second World War
Wednesday 22 March 2006
10:45
R-2
ORA02
Remembrance and Cultural Patterns: Individual memory, official offers and collective patterns of memory of slave and forced labourers
Room R
Gelinada Grinchenko : Ostarbeiters of the Third Reich: commemoration strategies Christoph Thonfeld : Homecoming across Europe - former slave and forced labourers on the move
Wednesday 22 March 2006
14:15
H-3
FAM03
International Families III. Contested Nationality
Room H
Paloma Gay Y Blasco : Intercountry Adoption Patterns and the Creation of Novel Diaspora Cyril Grange : The Marriages of Upper-Class Jewish Parisian Families: From a European to a National Matrimonial Market 1800-1940
Wednesday 22 March 2006
16:30
F-4
ORA07
Healthcare: Personal and Organisational Narratives
Room F
Philippe Denis : Interviewing children in the context of AIDS. A critical reflection on the practice of the Memory Box Programme in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Anu Kajamaa : “Employees narrated Memories as a valuable Resource in organizational Change and Development of Hospital Work
Thursday 23 March 2006
8:30
R-5
ORA08
Constructing the Body
Room R
Silvia Ruschak : ”Tints of Western Style” – Female Body Perception in Transition. An Oral History Project in South Ghana Saara Tuomaala : Scars - Embodied experience as a site of narration and history
Thursday 23 March 2006
10:45
D-6
ORA05
Repressed Memories, Memories and Repression I
Room D
Jim House : Leaving silence behind? Algerians and the memories of repression by French security forces in 1961 Constantin Iordachi : Colectivisation, Identity and Memory in a Village of Russian Old Believers, Dobrogea region Selma Leydesdorff : Women of Srebrenica. Distance and identification in oral history
Thursday 23 March 2006
14:15
D-7
ORA06
Repressed Memories, Memories of Repression II
Room D
Karel Berkhoff : Dina Pronicheva’s Story of Surviving the Babi Yar Massacre in German, Jewish, Soviet, Russian, and Ukrainian Records Jennifer Orth : A Difficult Encounter: Liberators, Survivors, and the Opening of the Camps
Friday 24 March 2006
10:45
T-10
ORA09
Social Memory and Constructing the Self
Room T
Daniela Koleva : Daughters' stories: gender, generation and memory Mísia Reesink : Being the last. The memories of a Lakondê woman of her people and on becoming its sole real member Graham Smith : Collective and individual memories: older women remembering in group and in individual interviews Radmila Svarickova Slabakova : The "noble“ values of the descendants of Austro-Czech nobility – a trap of oral history?
Friday 24 March 2006
14:15
M-11
ORA10
Memory and Testimony: Between Public and Private
Room M
Hugo Manson, Terry Brotherstone & Owen Logan : Claiming the memory of the North Sea: enterprise, tragedy and representation Miroslav Vanek : Political Elites and Dissidents in the years 1969 - 1989. Biographical interviews. Pinar Melis Yelsali Parmaksiz : Prisoner to Her Own Memories: Repressed Memory vs. Official History
Friday 24 March 2006
16:30
T-12
ORA11
Cultural Confrontations in Oral History: Comparative Perspectives in the American Context
Room T
Deborah Kwon : Confronting the Menories of a Past Generation through Oral History Richelle Schrock : Gendered Narratives of Forced Migration: From Somalia to Columbus, Ohio (USA) Nancy Yan : Memory, Pan-Ethnicity, and the Erosion of Cultural Animosities in Oral History
Saturday 25 March 2006
8:30
I-13
ORA12
Collective Memory and Identity
Room A-2
Niina Lappalainen : Deindustrialization and Collective Identity John Nassari : Understanding master narratives in Cyprus: reciting and opposing Hanna Snellman : Finnish Immigrants' Legacy in Sweden
Saturday 25 March 2006
10:45
P-14
ORA13
Gender and Memory
Room P
Prue Chamberlayne, Di Parkin : Women, sex and revolutionary politics in the 1970s Karin Maria Schmidlechner : Austrian women after 1945. An oral history project. T-14 ORA03 Conflicts: Emotions (Re)shaping Memories Room T
Helga Embacher : Fighting for the “Right” Version of History: Waffen-SS, deserters and Jews Ela Hornung : HIdden Narations: Deserters of the German Wehrmacht
Saturday 25 March 2006
14:15
F-15
ORA15
Communicating Memories, Understanding Narratives
Room F
Valerie Kaneko Lucas : Remembring Japanese American Internment: The Challenges of Interpretation and Translation Michelle Molina : Spiritual Selves: Mexican Women's Self-Discovery in the Late-Colonial Period Peter Pehrson : Narrative Mneme in Unpublished Diaries by American Women U-15 ORA17 Oral History and Visual Narratives Room U
Marsha Siefert : Stalin from Below: Narrating Life Stories on Film Roxana Waterson : Problematic Memories of War in Documentary Film and Theatre in Southeast Asia Sally Wyatt, Nod Miller : Bags of Memory
Saturday 25 March 2006
16:30
C-16
ORA14
Memory between Fact and Fiction
Room C
Aukje Kluge : Memory vs. Postmemory – Comic Narratives as Forms of Testimony Attila Lajos : Raoul Wallenberg in documents and oral sources Arvi Sepp : The Witness as Historian. Victor Klemperer and the Discourse of Memory |
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