2006
DOI: 10.4000/afas.1514
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La place et le rôle du collecteur de témoignages oraux

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“…Furthermore, oral surveys, corresponding to my curiosity since childhood to know the way of life of individuals, allowed me to give a certain recognition to the interviewees, to listen to them, to give them back what I could 'take' from them for my research (de La Soudière, 1988). Long decried in history (Descamps, 2006), oral surveys are now recognised, to a certain extent, by the historical community. They have the particularity of involving the researcher in the production of his or her source, which is immediately available.…”
Section: When the Researcher Is A Stakeholder In The Production Of Hi...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, oral surveys, corresponding to my curiosity since childhood to know the way of life of individuals, allowed me to give a certain recognition to the interviewees, to listen to them, to give them back what I could 'take' from them for my research (de La Soudière, 1988). Long decried in history (Descamps, 2006), oral surveys are now recognised, to a certain extent, by the historical community. They have the particularity of involving the researcher in the production of his or her source, which is immediately available.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…CONSTRUCCIóN DE UNA BIOGRAFíA CULTURAL BASADA EN TESTIMONIOS ORALES Descamps (2006) conceptualiza a los testimonios orales como procesos donde primeramente se recuerda, y en segundo plano, dicho recuerdo se transforma en relato, siendo imprescindible la interacción entre investigador y entrevistado para producirlo. Como sostiene Borland (1998, p. 330), las interpretaciones creadas por el investigador incluyen sus conocimientos y juicios previos.…”
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