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femmedem

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8. Thanks for responding.

Reply to aikoaiko (Reply #4)

Wed Jan 17, 2018, 06:24 PM

Jan 2018

I have read up on other people's methodologies, and I wouldn't say there's a consensus, except to edit out the uhs and ums.

But it does seem as if methodologies are changing back to a more accurate rendering of people's speech, and it helps me to know that the people in this forum agree.

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A question on how to transcribe an oral history [View all] femmedem Jan 2018 OP

I would vote for letting him speak in his own words. IphengeniaBlumgarten Jan 2018 #1

Thank you. That is how I am leaning. femmedem Jan 2018 #2

Keep his speech patterns & exact words. irisblue Jan 2018 #3

Thank you, Iris. femmedem Jan 2018 #7

Are the records going to an academic center or a museum? nt irisblue Jan 2018 #9

They will be archived at a nonprofit historic preservation organization where I work. femmedem Jan 2018 #10

I think you should take a moment and research the methodology of oral histories aikoaiko Jan 2018 #4

Thanks for responding. femmedem Jan 2018 #8

Good luck. Oral histories are important aikoaiko Jan 2018 #11

Do not JustAnotherGen Jan 2018 #5

Thank you so much for your thoughtful and passionate reply. femmedem Jan 2018 #6