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From British Oral History Sagacity to Contemporary Pragmatism

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Laura-Rebeca Stiegelbauer

Publication date: December, 2024

Pages: 139, colour


ISBN 978-615-6696-53-3                        Paperback, €34.00

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction


WHAT DOES ORAL HISTORY MEAN?

   1. History and Oral History

   2. Oral Records vs. Written Records

   3. How Can I Create Oral History?

   4. Oral History and Personality, Culture and Society

   5. Oral History and Oral Communication


MOST WELL-KNOWN HISTORICAL FIGURES PRESENT IN BRITISH ORAL HISTORY

   A. 1. The Legendary King Arthur – and His Oral Historicity

   A. 2.  The Behated Morgan Le Fay – and Her Oral Historicity

   A. 3. Merlin and His Oral Historicity

   B. 1. Robin Hood and His Impact on the British Oral Historicity

   B. 2. Maid Marian

   B. 3. Little John

   C. 1.  Jack The Ripper and His Historicity

   C. 2. James Maybrick - The Main Suspect

   C. 3. William Henry Bury - The Trial of Jack the Ripper? (1859-1889)


THE PERPETUAL THREE PARAMETER CONVEYOR BELT OF BRITISH ORAL HISTORY THROUGHOUT THE YEARS

   A. 1. The Three Parameters in the Arthurian Dark Age

   A. 2. The Three Factors in the Arthurian Middle Age

   B. The Three Factors in Robin Hood’s Age

   C. The Three Factors in Jack the Ripper’s Age


DILUTION AND COMMERCIALISATION OF ORAL HISTORY SYMBOLS IN THE CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY

   A. Movie Lists of the Three Characters throughout the Years

   B. The on Site Research


Conclusions

Appendix


Oral History Project Planning Steps

Initial Contact Letter

Thank You Letter

Sample Interview Outline

Oral History Donor Form

Interview Information Form


Bibliography

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Author(s)
Laura-Rebeca Stiegelbauer
Imprint
TRIVENT Libri
ISBN (paperback)
978-615-6696-53-3
eISBN
978-615-6696-54-0
Publication date
December, 2024
Page numbers
139

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This book delves into the captivating realm of Oral History, with a particular emphasis on British myths, traditions, and legendary figures. Derived from the author’s doctoral dissertation at Alexandru Ioan Cuza University, the work explores how stories, customs, and values are passed down through generations, playing a vital role in preserving human spirituality. Focusing on iconic characters like King Arthur, Robin Hood, and the infamous Jack the Ripper, the author examines their lasting impact on British Oral History. Drawing on fieldwork, interviews, and extensive research, this study bridges the gap between myth and history, offering insights into the power of storytelling. This volume also provides practical tools for future researchers, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in the study of Oral History and its role in contemporary society.

Laura-Rebeca Stiegelbauer is a dedicated scholar and educator with a Doctorate in Philology from Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iași. With over two decades of experience teaching English at the “Vasile Goldiș” Western University of Arad, she has cultivated a profound interest in translation studies, focusing on the essential vocabulary, strategies, and methodologies that underpin effective translation practice. Her academic work bridges theoretical concepts with practical applications, making her an invaluable resource for both students and professionals in the field. Dr. Stiegelbauer’s extensive publication record and active participation in conferences reflect her commitment to advancing the understanding of translation as a vital means of communication across cultures.

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