The Talk About Town - Workshops
Friday 28 August 2009
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The workshops are intended to be a genuinely participatory dialogue between researchers. Each workshop will be run be a panel of three prominent Australasian urban/ oral historians, and are broadly themed to cover such issues as:
- Ethical relationships between historians and interviewees
- Who controls the interview? Who 'makes' history?
- How do we integrate oral sources with written sources?
- How do you turn personal narratives into urban history?
- How do you relate stories to place?
- When does the local become part of a broader story?
- What is urban history, and how does it differ from stories about the past?
- The role of communities in making histories; turning personal or community narratives into urban history
Collecting
Susan MarsdenVice President, Professional Historians Association (South Australia)
Rosemary Bloch
National President, Oral History Association of Australia; History Program, State Library of New South Wales
Mark Peel
Professor, School of Historical Studies, Monash University
Interpreting
Alan YoungSenior Lecturer, Auckland University of Technology
Alistair Thomson
Professor, School of Historical Studies, Monash University
Lesley Alves
Professional Historian; Treasurer, Oral History Association of Australia, Victorian Branch
Making
Michelle RaynerExecutive Producer, Social History Unit, ABC Radio National
Helen Simondson
Screen Events Manager, Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI)
Maria Tence
Manager, Community Exhibitions, Immigration Museum, Museum Victoria