The Oral History Review, Volume 15 (Spring 1987)

In near fine condition; bump to top outside corner, pages 191 through back cover; nick to left and right sides of spine at center with paper tear; light rubbing to corners at bottom of spine; otherwise, clean and bright, binding tight. 219 pages. ISSN: 0094-0798. Approx. 8 3/8 x 5 1/4 in. Inv. EW0126. CONTENTS: Micaela di Leonardo, Oral History as Ethnographic Encounter; David King Dunaway, Field Recording Oral History; Charles T. Morrissey, The Two-Sentence Format as an Interviewing Technique in Oral History Fieldwork; Susan Allen McGuire, Expanding Information Sets By Means of "Existential" Interviewing; Michael Kenny, The Patron-Client Relationship in Interviewing: An Anthropological View; Fern Ingersoll and Jasper Ingersoll, Both a Borrower and a Lender Be: Ethnography, Oral History, and Grounded Theory; Kathryn Anderson, Susan Armitage, Dana Jack, and Judith Wittner, Beginning Where We Are: Feminist Methodology in Oral History; Victoria Wyatt, Oral History in the Study of Discrimination and Cultural Repression; Douglas Henry Daniels, Oral History, Masks, and Protocol in Jazz Community; Kim Lacy Rogers, Memory, Struggle, and Power: On Interviewing Political Activists; Eva M. McMahan, Speech and Counterspeech: Language-in-use in Oral History Fieldwork; Michael Agar, Transcript Handling: An Ethnographic Strategy.…