Description: "[This] revised edition of a revered, pioneering work on the discipline, objective, techniques and value of oral history...offers the reader a new discussion of 'subjectivity', psychoanalysis and therapy. It is a masterful account that should be widely read by historians, sociologists and folklorists....A significant contribution to cultural documentation."--Come-All-YePraise for the first edition: "The first book to combine a theory of oral history, the technical processes involved, and a road map of where oral evidence fits into the landscape of western historiography."--American Historical Review"Belongs in every university, high school, and public library."--Teaching History"Timely, provocative and helpful."--History"A wonderful achievement that students find enormously useful."--Michael Gordon, niv. of Wisconsin, Milwaukee

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