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Oral history

Oral history

History taken verbally and recorded or transcribed.

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  1. Oral tradition

    Culture preserved through speech or song.

    50%

  2. Interview

    Structured series of questions and answers.

    6.5%

  3. Audiotape

    Sound recording on magnetic tape.

    6%

  4. Videotape

    Magnetic tape used for storing video and sound simultaneously.

    5.3%

  5. Collective memory

    Shared knowledge and values of a social group.

    5.3%

  6. Svetlana Alexievich

    Belarusian author and Nobel Prize winner (b. 1948).

    3.2%

  7. Historian

    Scholar who deals with the exploration and presentation of history.

    1.7%

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  1. Oral tradition

    Culture preserved through speech or song.

    17%

  2. History

    Study of the past.

    10%

  3. Haudenosaunee

    Indigenous confederacy in North America.

    8.8%

  4. Svetlana Alexievich

    Belarusian author and Nobel Prize winner (b. 1948).

    6.4%

  5. Yowie

    Cryptid from Australian folklore.

    5.9%

  6. Studs Terkel

    American author, historian and broadcaster (1912–2008).

    5.8%

  7. Brown paper bag test

    20th-century racial discrimination practice in Black oral history.

    3.6%

  8. Percy Fawcett

    British explorer and military officer.

    2.6%

  9. Oral literature

    Spoken or sung literature.

    2.1%

  10. The Gulag Archipelago

    1973 non-fiction book by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn.

    1.2%