
25th Anniversary Issue
Volume: 22, Issue: 2 (1994)
Articles
Inventing Everyman: George Ewart Evans, Oral History and National Identity
Author(s): Alun Howkins
The Memory and History Debates: Some International Perspectives
Author(s): Alistair Thomson, Michael Frisch and Paula Hamilton
Myths and Memories of an English Rising: 1968 at Essex
Author(s): Paul Thompson and Joanna Bornat
You're a Big Girl Now: Subjectivities, Feminism and Oral History
Author(s): Mary Stuart
Tony Parker: Writer and Oral Historian
Author(s): Paul Thompson
Falling on Deaf Ears? Oral History and Strategy in Museums
Author(s): Stuart Davies
'History Is Everything That's behind You': Uses of Oral History in Schools
Author(s): Maggie Hewitt
Sisters under the Skin? Oral Histories and Auto/Biographies
Author(s): Liz Stanley
Reviews
Woman in a Man's World: Pioneering Career Women of the Twentieth Century
Author(s): Rebecca Abrams
Anzac Memories: Living with the Legend
Author(s): Alistair Thomson
From Prejudice to Genocide: Learning about the Holocaust
Author(s): Carrie Supple
Tell Me If I've Stopped: Voices from the Duplex Planet
Author(s): David Greenberger
Reminiscence Reviewed: Perspectives, Evaluations, Achievements
Author(s): Joanna Bornat
Unveiled: Nuns Talking
Author(s): Mary Loudon
Lifetimes of Commitment: Aging, Politics, Psychology
Author(s): Molly Andrews
My Soul Is My Own: Oral Narratives of African American Women in the Professions
Author(s): Gwendolyn Etter-Lewis
1936: Os Primeros Dias
Author(s): Marc Wouters
Age Exchanges: Reminiscence Projects for Children and Older People
Author(s): Pam Schweitzer
The Reminiscence Handbook: Ideas for Creative Activities with Older People
Author(s): Caroline Osborn
To Be a Yellowbelly
Author(s): John Goddard
Fish 'N' Ships Volume One (80 Minutes); Dockers (51 Minutes)
Author(s): Praxis Films
Two Generations of Edinburgh Folk
Author(s): Dorothy Slee
Hard Work Ye Ken: Midlothian Farm Workers
Author(s): Ian Macdougall
Shaping Lives: Reflections on Biography
Author(s): Ian Donaldson, Peter Read, James Walter