Elulood läti ühiskonna uurimise allikana.

The article introduces the objectives, theoretical bases and activities of the Latvian National Oral History project, which was started in 1992. The project was defined by the prominence of life stories in the society as well as by a necessity to construct an interpretation of the recent history tha...

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Published in:Mäetagused no. 43; pp. 159 - 181
Main Author: Bela, Baiba
Format: Article
Published: Estonian Literary Museum, Department of Folkloristics 2009
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        biographical method
        collection methods
        life histories
        oral history
        Socialist studies
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        life histories
        oral history! Socialist studies
        parimuslik (suuline) ajalugu
        sotsialismiuuringud Key words: biographical method
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        The article introduces the objectives, theoretical bases and activities of the Latvian National Oral History project, which was started in 1992. The project was defined by the prominence of life stories in the society as well as by a necessity to construct an interpretation of the recent history that would focus on individual experience. Over the past 17 years, the work of the project has resulted in establishing a remarkable life story archives, containing approx. 3,000 recordings, and more than 50 scholarly publications, issued in Latvia and abroad, that are based on the analyses of these stories. The research topics of the project and the related collecting and publication of life stories are dealt with from the biographical perspective, commonly used in sociology. Themes that address the methodological questions of life story and oral history re- search, the study of ethnic and religious identities in Latvia, as well as Latvian identity, cultures, and communities outside Latvia are considered more closely. The article concludes by an evaluation of the contribution of the Latvian National Oral History project, and more specifically, the collected life stories as a resource for studying Latvian society.
        Artiklis tutvustatakse Läti rahvusliku suulise ajaloo projekti eesmärke, teoreetilisi aluseid ja tegevust. Uurimisteemasid fling sellega seotud elulugude kogumist ja publitseerimist käsitletakse sotsioloogias viljeldavast biograafihisest vaatepunktist. Lähemalt tutvustatakse projekti uurijate töid. Kokkuvõttes hinnatakse Läti rahvusliku suulise ajaloo projekti panust fling kitsamalt kogutud elulugusid kui läti uhiskonna uurimise ressurssi.
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