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Meanings of oral histories in English

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Usage of oral histories in English
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It informs my on-going interest in cultural appropriation, oral histories and failures.
Ebony
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The first was a collection of oral histories from around the country.
The warmth of other suns: the epic story of america's great migr...
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The Frenchman mentioned in the oral histories in South Dakota was probably he.
Legacy: a novel
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Popular oral histories abound about the Depression or rationing in World War II.
Wired
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Another film-maker, Wu Wenguang, enlisted young people to gather oral histories.
The Guardian
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To Aboriginal people, whose oral histories are treasured, it does not.
The Guardian
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Jim Carroll interviews Mark Yarm, author of one of my favourite oral histories.
The Irish Times
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Which is a pity, because Talking Work, like most oral histories, is very readable.
The Irish Times
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There will also be oral histories and guest contributions about memories of the venue.
The Irish Times
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And some of the oral histories are a little vague.
Legacy: a novel
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But they've transcribed a lot of the oral histories.
Legacy: a novel
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Rarely, oral histories tell of culpability and betrayal; more often, guilt and silences stalk the archive.
The Guardian
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At the History Booth a group of parents from Berhampore school have gathered to share oral histories.
Radio NZ
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Rare even in our oral histories.
Changeless
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Corless then uncovered oral histories from reliable local witnesses, offering evidence of where those children's remains could be found.
The Guardian
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Richard Verrone, formerly of the Vietnam Archive at Texas Tech University, helped with early clippings and with oral histories.
The gun
This collocation consists of:
Oral histories across language varieties
United States of America
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