Sentence examples for history practices from inspiring English sources
We, from both the interviewers' and the audiences' perspectives, must always appreciate those newer technologies that enabled us to broaden the effectiveness of our oral history practices.
Understanding a narrator's subjectivity is a watermark of cutting edge oral history, and its distance ideologically from past oral history practices is important.
Looking at examples from digital archiving to indigenous oral history practices, in this series we will examine how the various ways that oral history is projected into the future work, and how they shape our practices as oral historians.
Through visits to important sacred sites and exhibitions, and interactions with experts, the team learned about the history, practices and contemporary issues related to different religions in India and explored the relationship between religious communities.
Some accept (limited) appeals to considerations such as shared history, practices, culture, or ethnicity for delineating member units and placing certain powers with them, even if such 'communitarian' features are regarded as more problematic bases for (unitary) political orders (Kymlicka 1995, Habermas 1996, 500).
As presented in Charles Taylor's Modern Social Imaginaries (a course text for "One Person, One Vote") social imaginaries reflect the historical memory, common practices that pertain to them, and the social institutions that support and sustain an interlocking web of history, practices, and social imaginaries.
The history, practice and technique of creating art online.
Such generalizations risk obscuring the complexity and situational history, practice and scale of the processes involved.
The team with the most victories in college baseball history practiced energetically Thursday.
How do intended outcomes for the work influence oral history practice?
Carlin plans to continue her own oral history practice in the pursuit of a PhD in Ethnic and American Studies.
