Oral History Review ( IF 1.000 ) Pub Date : 2020-09-02 , DOI: 10.1080/00940798.2020.1793679 Jennifer A. Cramer
ABSTRACT
The nature of oral history fieldwork changes when it is conducted during the course of an ongoing, long-term crisis like COVID-19. One must ask what the role of the oral history practitioner is, if any, in crisis events. In what follows, I discuss this and strategies for undertaking COVID-19 projects based on my experience as director for the T. Harry Williams Center for Oral History at Louisiana State University Libraries and on models for crisis-centered oral histories. I also discuss what project managers must take into consideration with regard to the sustainability of crisis oral history projects during our current period of increasing change and political unrest.
中文翻译:
“第一,不要伤害”:认真对待口述历史,创伤和当前危机相交的地方
摘要
在持续不断的长期危机(例如COVID-19)过程中进行口述历史实地调查的性质会发生变化。必须询问口述历史从业者在危机事件中的作用(如果有)。接下来,我将根据我担任路易斯安那州立大学图书馆T.哈里·威廉姆斯口述历史中心主任的经验,以及以危机为中心的口述历史模型,讨论这项工作以及开展COVID-19项目的策略。我还将讨论在当前不断变化的变化和政治动荡时期,对于危机口述历史项目的可持续性,项目经理必须考虑哪些因素。