Repopulating the Industrial Landscape: Giving Former Employees a Voice in History

Sporting Identity, Memory, and People with Dementia: Opportunities, Challenges, and Potential for Oral History

“…We accept a degree of this as historians, we still treat oral accounts with a degree of veracity. 67 Yet, the research reported on here reminds us that such authenticity remains fragile and we may need deeper and more long-term relationships with participants in order to establish credibility in/of the data. This discussion has also highlighted that good oral history must take into account a variety of senses and affective behaviours of participants.…”