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Wednesday 23 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
Q-1
ORA01
Memories of WW2 Traumas
SR IOGF first floor
Eva Maria Klos : „Die Uniform war verhasst, egal welche“ - Forced Recruitment (1942-1945) in Oral History Interviews Roman B. Kremer : Justification and Remorse in Post-World War II Political Autobiographies Alexandra Wachter : The Last Heroes of Leningrad. Traumatic Memories in the Soviet Setting
Wednesday 23 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
Q-2
ORA02
Mediating Ruptures and Silences in the Memory of the 1960s and 1970s in Europe
SR IOGF first floor
Andrea Davis : 'I'm from nowhere really': Ruptured Narratives of Family Origins among Anti-Francoist Militants Andrea Hajek : Silences and Dominant Narratives of Motherhood and Abortion in the Memories of Women Activists in 1970s Italy Katharina Karcher : Sisters in Arms? Female Participation in Leftist Political Violence in the Federal Republic of Germany Since 1970
Wednesday 23 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
Q-3
ORA03
Displaced Jewish Refugees: Sustaining Memories
SR IOGF first floor
Cordula Lissner : My Brother and Me. Silences in Today's Stories of the Kindertransport Philipp Mettauer : Uprooted?! Forced Emigration in Family’s Memory.
Wednesday 23 April 2014
16.30 - 18.30
Q-4
ORA04
Shoah Memories: Remembrance and Memory Frames
SR IOGF first floor
Karen Frostig : Ruptured Memory, Traumatic Memory and Repressed Memory: New Methodologies of Bearing Witness to Human Atrocities under National Socialism Brigitte Halbmayr, Helga Amesberger : “9/11” and the Kosovo War in the Narratives of National Socialist Concentration Camp Survivors. Pothiti Hantzaroula : Memory as a Form of Public Sociality of Jewish Survivors in Greece: Gender, Ethnicity and Class in the Construction of Survivors’ Identity after the Shoah
Thursday 24 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
Q-6
ORA06a
The Soviet Union & Eastern Europe I: The Soviet Era & Normalisation
SR IOGF first floor
Libora Oates-Indruchova : Censorship, Self-Censorship and Aesopian Language in Czech State-Socialist Social Sciences Irena Saleniece : Teaching and Doubting the Future of the Communism (Latvia in the 1950-60s) Jiri Zounek, Michal Simane : Teachers in Totalitarian Regime – Life and Work of Teachers in Czechoslovakia in the Era of so called Normalization (1969-1989)
Thursday 24 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
Q-7
ORA06b
The Soviet Union & Eastern Europe II: Transitions since 1989
SR IOGF first floor
Miroslav Vanek : We and They: Identification with the Political System
Friday 25 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
Q-9
ORA08
Disrupted Lives, Disrupted Identities
SR IOGF first floor
Michaela Raggam-Blesch : Ruptured Lives and Identities: Persecution and Survival of Women and Men of “Half-Jewish” Descent during the Nazi Regime in Vienna Andreas Schmoller : Personal Testimony and Local Memory in Dialogue? On the Life Story of a Polish Survivor of the Ebensee Concentration Camp who Stayed in Ebensee Christa Whitney : Empty/Full: Jewish Lithuania and Poland in the Memory of its Residents and Descendents
Friday 25 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
Q-10
ORA09
Public Memory Interventions
SR IOGF first floor
Marta Kurkowska-Budzan : „I’m a Communist Sportsman”: Meanings, Discourses and Identities in Contemporary Poland
Friday 25 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
Q-11
ORA10
(Re)presenting Oral History: Web & Performance
SR IOGF first floor
Anne Heimo : Everyone a (Online) Historian - History-making on the Internet Graham Smith : The Man who Killed my Grandfather or how I Fell out Love with Oral History: Oral History Collectives and Web 2.0 Malin Thor Tureby, Jesper Johansson : Narratives about Sweden. Methodological Reflections on how to Write a Multivocal History of Sweden Using Archived Interviews and Life Stories. ZC-11 ORA16 Life Story Approaches to Social Transformations UR Altre Geschichte
Anna Kuismin : Ruptures of the Oral and the Written: Exploring Nineteenth-Century Vernacular Poetry in Finland Claudia Graciela Perez : Experiences of Working Women. Chubut, Ends of the S XX Kirsti Salmi-Niklander : Oral Histories Embedded in Written Sources - Finnish University Students and Working-class Youth as Writers and Narrators of their Own History
Friday 25 April 2014
16.30 - 18.30
Q-12
ORA11
Migration: Memories & Perceptions
SR IOGF first floor
Kate Moore : Crushed at the Gate of Opportunity: Memories of the Medical Detentions at Ellis Island ZC-12 ORA17 Environment: Ruptures and Transformations UR Altre Geschichte
Anna Green : '"Toxic Tide" or "Golden Oil"? Oral History and Representations of the Torrey Canyon Disaster, 1967'
Saturday 26 April 2014
8.30 - 10.30
Q-13
ORA12
Oral Histories: Negotiating Values, Confronting Conflicts
SR IOGF first floor
Tiina Ann Kirss : On Reticence and Interminability: Interpreting Rupture in Estonian Life Stories Joseph Maslen : Individual and Social Narratives of Generation: the Interwar Youth of the 1930s at a Moment of Rupture in British History ZC-13 ORA18 Rebuilding Societies: Germany, Canada and Austria after 1945 UR Altre Geschichte
Johannes Hofinger : Retelling the End of WW II and the Allied Occupation in Austria Janine Schemmer : Narrations by Former Hamburg Dockworkers. (Re)Presentations of the Transformation of Labor Alexander Von Plato : Canada's Role in Ending the Cold War and Unifying Germany
Saturday 26 April 2014
11.00 - 13.00
Q-14
ORA13
Families & Children: Memory & Silence
SR IOGF first floor
Michael John : „No-one would have believed.....“ Interviews with Former Foster Children in Austria Veronica Sales Pereira : The Stigma of Poverty on the Social Mobility Experience and the Conditions of its Narrative in the Interaction with the Researcher ZC-14 ORA19 Methodological Issues: Comparisons of Nation, Generation, Sources & Reuse UR Altre Geschichte
Mónica Patricia Cadenas Erazo : Comparative Study of the Construction of Two Types of Historical Memories: Peru from the End of the XIX Century until Current Times Amaya Caunedo Dominguez : “Do you Know a Fear which Gets into your Body and Never Ever Leaves you?”. Comparing Children's Memories of War and Repression. Oral Testimonies and Memories of Children during Spanish Civil War and II World War Abigail Knight, Julia Brannen and Rebecca O'Connell : Disruption, Childhood Memories and Food Practices: Re-using Oral History Narratives to Study Food and Families in Hard Times, England 1914-18
Saturday 26 April 2014
14.00 - 16.00
Q-15
ORA14
Preserving Memories in Displaced Communities
SR IOGF first floor
Leslie McCartney : March 27, 1964: Remembering the Good Friday Earthquake in Alaska Alexander Prenninger : Spatial and Social Networks of Deportation - Approaches to a quantitative anlysis of oral history interviews ZC-15 ORA05 Women's Memories of Political Conflict & Crisis UR Altre Geschichte
Sue Bruley : Second Wave Feminism and the Crisis of Revolutionary Socialism in Britain c1968-1982 Dieter Reinisch : Interviewing Female Irish Republican Militants: Cumann na mBan during the Northern Irish Troubles
Saturday 26 April 2014
16.30 - 18.30
Q-16
ORA15
Exploring Gendered Identities
SR IOGF first floor
Leena Kurvet-Käosaar : Representation of Love in Estonian Post-Soviet Life Writings by Women Özge Soylu Bozdag : Nursing; the Way of Westernization or Modernization Radmila Svarickova Slabakova : Composure and Discomposure: How do Elderly Men Construct their Narratives? Olga Tabachnikova, Natalia Vinokurova : Making Sense of the Past Trauma in Narratives of the Self: Moral, Social and Historical Spaces of Self-interpretation |
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