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Wednesday 30 March 2016
8.30 - 10.30
X-1
ORA01
Narratives, Experiences and Understandings of Work, Job Loss and Health in the Twentieth Century
Seminario F, Nivel 1E
Kirsi-Maria Hytönen : “We Never Complained”: Tiredness and Strength in the Memories of Working Women during the Second World War in Finland Stephen Mawdsley : Ghosts of the Jake Walk: Oral History and Jamaica Ginger Paralysis Arthur McIvor : ‘Scrap Heap’ Stories: Oral Narratives of Work Loss, Health and the Body in Deindustrializing Scotland Matthew Smith : A Measure of Sanity? Work and the Prevention of Mental Illness in North America, 1945-1980
Wednesday 30 March 2016
11.00 - 13.00
X-2
ORA02
Discovering Truths? Perspectives on the Told and Untold in Oral Testimony
Seminario F, Nivel 1E
Jessica Hammett : ‘I used to have a Memory, now I have a Forgettory’: Rehearsed, Recalled and Lost Stories Ariane Mak : Remembering the Forgotten Conscripts. A Comparative Analysis of Bevin Boys’ Narratives Daniel Swan : “We were all in it together”: Women’s Memories of the Second World War in Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight
Wednesday 30 March 2016
14.00 - 16.00
X-3
ORA03
Personal Documents from Below: Authorship, Form, Interpretation
Seminario F, Nivel 1E
Timothy Ashplant : Making Subaltern Voices Heard: from Archive to Audience Anna Kuismin : Introspection in Life Stories and Diaries from below: Case studies from Nineteenth-Century Finland Martyn Lyons : Do Peasants write Egodocuments? The ‘Ordinary Exception’ of Luigi Daldosso in the First World War Ulla Savolainen : Letters from the Gulag: Religious Discourse and the Expression of Personal Experiences
Wednesday 30 March 2016
16.30 - 18.30
X-4
ORA04a
Remembering Repression I
Seminario F, Nivel 1E
Rutt Hinrikus : From Written to Oral Sevil Kilincoglu : Diverse Memories and Making Sense of the Past: Remembering the 1970s with Iranian and Turkish Radical Leftist Activist Women Pavel Mücke : Passing through the Iron Curtain and Beyond. Metamorphosis of Czech Abroad Travelling and Tourism Experience Before and After 1989 in Oral History Perspective Irina Rebrova : Traumatic Childhood: Narratives about Evacuation of Jews and their Surviving in the Holocaust in the North Caucasian region of the Former USSR
Thursday 31 March 2016
8.30 - 10.30
X-5
ORA04b
Remembering Repression II
Seminario F, Nivel 1E
Kirsti Jõesalu, Ene Kõresaar : Mnemonic Turn & Post-Soviet Memories in Estonia Sabine Kittel : “Poisoned Fields” in the Memory on the GDR Past – how to analyze Biographical Recollections in a Challenged Social Context Radmila Svarickova Slabakova : Constructing Identities of Older Women: the Private and the Public in Memories
Thursday 31 March 2016
11.00 - 13.00
X-6
ORA06
Identities from Below: Minorities and Displaced
Seminario F, Nivel 1E
Aynur Ilyasoglu : Local, Cultural, Ethnic Transformation in Communities of Istanbul Historical Peninsula - an Oral History Project Daniela Koleva : The Emigration of Bulgarian Jews to Israel after WWII: Stories and Silences Seija-Leena Nevala-Nurmi : The War Memories of the Lottas before and after the Neo-patriotic Turn in Finland Lavinia Stan : Shared Past-Conflicting Present: Roma Oral History Narratives in Post-Socialist Romania.
Thursday 31 March 2016
14.00 - 16.00
X-7
ORA07
Ideology and Politics in European Memories
Seminario F, Nivel 1E
Terry Brotherstone, Hugo Manson : A Moment in Aberdeen, the Tuscan Anti-fascist Resistance, North Sea Oil, Neoliberalism and the UK’s Future: Reflections Arising from a Major Oral Documentation Project Tea Sindbæk Andersen : Youth Brigadiers at the Railway – Personal Perspectives on Tito’s Yugoslavia in the Making
Friday 1 April 2016
8.30 - 10.30
X-9
ORA09
Oral and Written Sources: Approaches to Life Stories
Seminario F, Nivel 1E
Irena Saleniece : Oral History Sources and Archival Documents about Mass Deportations from Latvia during Stalinist Rule Michal Simane, Jiri Zounek : Life Story of a Teacher in Socialist Czechoslovakia. At an Intersection of Oral History, Life History and Traditional History Sources Annmarie Valdes : Graphing a Bio: Footsteps, Autopsies, and Portraits as Methods for Life-Histories
Friday 1 April 2016
11.00 - 13.00
X-10
ORA10
Changing life stories
Seminario F, Nivel 1E
David Beorlegui : “Vitoria, Brothers, we do not Forget!”. Spanish Transition and its Limits through Activists' Memories Amaya Caunedo Dominguez, Ruben Vega García & Irene Díaz Martínez : Fading Identities and Memories of Lost Work: Remain and Resignification of Labour Culture in a Context of Industrial Decline Michael John : Outcast Children, 1940s – 1970s. Biographical Narratives from Austria
Friday 1 April 2016
14.00 - 16.00
X-11
ORA11
Reflections on the Reuse of Archived Oral Histories
Seminario F, Nivel 1E
Alexander Prenninger : The Scum of the Earth. Marginal Groups in the Concentration Camps – as Viewed by their Fellow Prisoners Donald Ritchie : Second Use: The Oral Historian as Public Historian and Researcher Rico Simke, Verena Lucia Naegel : Shaped Voices. Technologically enhanced Secondary Analysis of Oral History Sources - Chances and Challenges
Friday 1 April 2016
16.30 - 18.30
X-12
ORA12
Memory Building: Generational and Spatial
Seminario F, Nivel 1E
Hanna Hagmark-Cooper, Graham Smith : Narrating Fatherhood in Åland and Scotland: Transactive Generational Memories of Family Tiiu Jaago : Narration of the Past in the Context of Changing Environment Anni Reuter : Family as the Carrier of Memories of Exile - the Case of an Ingrian-Finnish Memory Culture
Saturday 2 April 2016
8.30 - 10.30
X-13
ORA13
Changing Environment, Place and Memory
Seminario F, Nivel 1E
Guldeniz Kibris : Environmental Change and Forcible Displacement: Re-imagining Home through Oral History of Yusufeli Tiina Ann Kirss : "Telling Love Stories" Leslie McCartney : Northern Alaska Sea Ice Project Jukebox Valerie Wright : Where’s the Tenants Voice? High Flats and Housing in Postwar Glasgow
Saturday 2 April 2016
11.00 - 13.00
X-14
ORA14
Changing Subjectivities, Meaning and Memory
Seminario F, Nivel 1E
Penny Summerfield : Hostage to the Tricks of Memory? Historians and Oral History Olga Tabachnikova, Natalia Vinokurova : Broadening the Concept of ‘Truth’: Narrative Strategies of Top Russian Economists, between the Individual and Social
Saturday 2 April 2016
14.00 - 16.00
X-15
ORA15
Interdiciplinarity and the Interview
Seminario F, Nivel 1E
Rosemary Elliot, Andrea Thomson : ‘Tell us your Story’: Recruitment and Reflexivity in Oral Histories of Marriage in 20th Century Scotland Miroslav Vanek : Oral History Between the Two International Congresses of Historical Sciences (OH Table, San Francisco 1975 and Evening Session of OH, Jinan 2015) – What comes Next? Valerie Yow : What Oral Historians Can Learn From Psychotherapists and Vice Versa
Saturday 2 April 2016
16.30 - 18.30
X-16
ORA16
Children, Trauma and Memory
Seminario F, Nivel 1E
Heidi Morrison : Memory, Agency and Palestinian Children of the Second Intifada Michelle Mouton : Trauma Memories Differently Remembered: an Exploration of how Germans Remember the Second World War and its Aftermath Shurlee Swain : “I Didn’t Have the Kind of Childhood Most Kids Have”: Recollections of Growing Up in American Orphanages in the 20th Century |
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