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Oral history and human geography
This chapter describes how oral history can be used in geographical research. After defining oral history, we outline the aspects that make it unique and distinguish it from other forms of interviewing. These aspects include establishing rapport, dealing with sensitive issues, understanding the ethics of interviewing, ways to ask questions, and the importance of sound quality.
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Publication title
Qualitative Research Methods in Human GeographySeries
Meridian Series in GeographyNumber
3rd edPagination
139-151ISBN
9780195430158Publisher
Oxford University PressPublication status
- Published
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Ontario, CanadaRepository Status
- Restricted
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