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Wednesday 4 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
ZA-1
ORA01
Children Born of War in Different Historical and Geopolitical Settings in the 20th Century. Current Research Results, Theoretical and Methodological Challenges
Mc Mordie Hall School of Music
Michal Korhel : Expulsion, Maltreatment and Carefree Childhood. Life Stories of Czech-German Children in Early Post-WWII Czechoslovakia Sophie Roupetz : Discussing the Attachment Development of Occupation Children Born of Rape after WW II in Germany by using a Mixed-method Approach Lukas Schretter : Coming to Terms with – or Repressing – the Past. Analysing the Narratives of Children of British Soldiers and Austrian Mothers after WW II Nastassia Sersté : Children Born of the Vietnam War in Vietnam, in the US and in Europe. Different Life Courses and Social Experiences. Context and Environment as an Issue?
Wednesday 4 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
ZA-3
ORA03
Problematizing, Presenting and Publicising LGBT+ Oral Histories
Mc Mordie Hall School of Music
Emma Vickers : 'Dry Your Eyes, Princess' Rachel Wallace : Fear of doing Time: Emotions, Mental Health and Criminality in Belfast before 1982
Wednesday 4 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
ZA-4
ORA04
Understanding AIDS Activism and Public Health Policy in Europe through Oral History
Mc Mordie Hall School of Music
Christopher Ewing : The Emotions of Anti-Discrimination Activism in the Deutsche AIDS-Hilfe Ulrike Klöppel, Eugen Januschke : Struggling to Open up the Narrative Harmonization of the AIDS Crisis in Germany Emily Nicholls : Mapping AIDS Activism and Policy in the UK through Oral History Interviews Justyna Struzik : Mapping Tensions: Polish HIV/AIDS Activism through the 1990s
Thursday 5 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
ZA-5
ORA05
Migration, Immigrants and 'the Other' in Oral History
Mc Mordie Hall School of Music
Jack Crangle : Interviewing the ‘Other’ in Northern Ireland: Immigrants and Racism in a Sectarian Landscape Jesper Johansson, Malin Thor Tureby : The Collection Migration Finland-Sweden (ca 1970-1989) – Positioning and Identification in a Narrative Collection with Finnish Immigrants at the Archive of the Nordic Museum in Sweden Marcel Thomas : Strangers in the Village: Life Histories, False Memories and 'Newcomers' in Rural Postwar Germany
Thursday 5 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
ZA-6
ORA06
Ethical Problems and Reflections
Mc Mordie Hall School of Music
Gisela Holfter : The Role of Oral History and Life Histories in the Case of German-speaking Exiles in Ireland 1933-1945 Susan Lindholm : Remembering a Time of Crisis: Chilean Hip-hop as Transnational Memory Work Tea Sindbæk Andersen : The Great War as First Person Narratives and Informal Newsfeeds
Thursday 5 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
ZA-7
ORA07
Oral History, Justice and Memory in Post-conflict Societies
Mc Mordie Hall School of Music
David Beorlegui : Time, Memory, Justice. Haunting Spaces in Post-dictatorial Spain. The Prison of Carabanchel and the Case of “La Comuna” Anna Bryson : Oral History in Post-Conflict Settings: Lessons, Legalities & Limits Jelena Dureinovic : Doing the History of Memory of the Second World War in Yugoslavia: Mnemonic Hegemony and Vernacular Memories
Thursday 5 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
ZA-8
ORA08
Methodological Explorations
Mc Mordie Hall School of Music
Linde Apel : Searching for Home. A Secondary Analysis of West-German Jewish/non-Jewish Oral History Interviews Sabine Kittel : In the Jungle of Truths and Realities: the „Stasi” in Archival Files and in Personal Accounts Olga Tabachnikova, Natalia Vinokurova : Narrative Strategies of Russian Scientists: Interview Analysis
Friday 6 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
ZA-9
ORA09
Time in Oral History and Intergenerational and Transgeneral Memory
Mc Mordie Hall School of Music
Ulla Savolainen : Time and Tellability in Oral History: from Extended Silence to Public Acknowledgement of the Internments in Finland Radmila Svarickova Slabakova : Time and Intergenerational Family Stories
Friday 6 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
ZA-10
ORA10
Coping with Personal and Collective Crisis
Mc Mordie Hall School of Music
Michael John : “Waiting” and “Expecting” in Austrian Refugee Camps after 1945. Displaced Persons in Collective and Individual Memory Kate Moore : Coping with Death from Disaster: Magical Thinking as a Mental Architecture for Hope and Denial Marcin Stasiak : Wounded Body and Biography: Chronology in Life Stories of People with Polio-Related Impairments, Polish Case.
Friday 6 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
ZA-11
ORA11
Looking Back, Looking Ahead: Perspectives on the Use of Oral History
Mc Mordie Hall School of Music
Terry Brotherstone, Hugo Manson : Interrogating an Oral Archive over Time: Perspectives on the Uses of the Lives in the Oil Industry Archive, 2002 to 2018 Ene Kõresaar : From Parallel Lives to Integrated Worlds: Oral History and Life Stories as Means of Creating Time in the Museum Paul Thompson : Revising the Voice of the Past: Oral History Worldwide
Friday 6 April 2018
16.30 - 18.30
ZA-12
ORA12
Letters and Autobiographical Materials in Life Stories
Mc Mordie Hall School of Music
Tiiu Jaago : A Contemporary Glimpse into the Stalinist Period in Estonia: the Dynamics of the Traumatic Experience in Life-story Narratives Penny Summerfield : Historians and the Leter: Historical Practice and Epistolarity since the 1970s Ilari Taskinen : Male Intimacy in Letters between Finnish World War II Soldiers
Saturday 7 April 2018
8.30 - 10.30
ZA-13
ORA13
Dealing with Emotions in Oral History Work
Mc Mordie Hall School of Music
Sofia Laine, Kirsti Salmi-Niklander : Oral History in the Present Tense? Analysing the Interviews of the Volunteers helping Refugees and Asylum Seekers in Finland Dieter Reinisch : “The best time of my life“: Feelings and Emotions expressed in Oral History Interviews with Former Irish Republican Prisoners Irena Saleniece : Past Fear in Present Perception
Saturday 7 April 2018
11.00 - 13.00
ZA-14
ORA14
Constructing Community History
Mc Mordie Hall School of Music
Essi Jouhki : ‘It gave courage to go forward and participate’ – Memories and Recollections of Student Communities in Post-war Finland Leslie McCartney : Gwich’in Elders Life Stories: 20 Years in the Making Claudia Graciela Perez, Monica Graciela Gatica : The Rawson Harbor and its Past. And Evocation from the Present
Saturday 7 April 2018
14.00 - 16.00
ZA-15
ORA15
Manifold Use of Interviews in Research
Mc Mordie Hall School of Music
Anita Káli : Weapons of the Oral History: Fiction and Interview as Social Engineering in Hungary during the Socialist Period Liisa Lalu : “In my opinion the 1970s was the finest decade of my life.” Youth Left-wing Radicalism in Oral History and Life Writing Sam Manning : Memories in Cinema-going in Post-war Belfast |
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