Oral History Theory

Oral history serves as a vital resource for understanding contemporary events and experiences. This book explores its significance in capturing personal narratives and collective memories, offering insights into how these stories shape our comprehension of history. It emphasizes the importance of diverse voices and perspectives, illustrating how oral accounts can complement traditional historical methods. By delving into the methodologies and ethical considerations of oral history, the text underscores its role in preserving the nuances of recent past events.