Vol. 25 No. 2 (2022): História oral: desafios metodológicos, diálogos teóricos

• Team

  1-2

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Apresentação

• Editor's Introduction

  Ricardo Santhiago; Bernardo Borges Buarque de Hollanda

  3-6

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Dossiê

• Introduction to the special issue "Oral History: Methodological Challenges, Theoretical Dialogues"

  Glauber Cícero Ferreira Biazo, Miriam Hermeto; Ricardo Santhiago

  7-11

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• Learning to listen as epistemic insurgency based on the narratives of a woman from the semiarid region of Bahia

  Vânia Nara Vasconcelos

  13-30

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• The oral collection of Milton Santos Truth Comission (UFBA): possibilities and challenges

  Antonio Mauricio Freitas Brito

  31-48

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• Becoming a family member of a disappeared person and a human rights activist: testimonies about the trajectory of Familiares de Desaparecidos y Detenidos por Razones Políticas during the last Argentine civil-military dictatorship (1976-1983) in Memoria Abierta Oral Archive

  Marcos Oliveira Amorim Tolentino

  49-83

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• Insurgent narratives: history from a quilombola point of view

  Adriane Cristina Benedetti

  85-102

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• Oral history and transgenerational memories for the study of slavery and post-abolition

  Maria Cristina Machado Carvalho

  103-116

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• Among methods and theories: paths and affects of an Oral History in Mathematics Education inspired by cartography

  Viní­cius Sanches Tizzo, Ana Claudia Molina Zaqueu Xavier, Heloisa da Silva

  117-133

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• Oral history and popular education: reflections about methodology and research practices based on dialogue and sensitive listening

  Fabiana Rodrigues de Sousa, Lívia Morais Garcia Lima

  135-152

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• A zoom in on the methodological challenges of doing Oral History in pandemic times: the confluences and technological adaptations of a History of Education research

  Adriena Casini Silva

  153-172

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• Cartography of the territorialities and spatialities via oral history: challenges and methodological strategies

  Alexandre Antonio de Oliveira, Ronaldo de Oliveira Corrêa

  173-195

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• Oral narratives and visual sources: a methodology to know phenomenological relationships between subjects and old places of work

  Daniela Vieira Goularte, Ana María Sosa González

  197-222

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Entrevistas

• Mayra Coelho Jucá dos Santos

  223-238

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• Sharing stories and the creative challenge of keeping them alive: interview with Steven High, founder of the Centre for Oral History and Digital Storytelling at Concordia University, in Montreal

  Mayra Coelho Jucá dos Santos

  239-253

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• “Cooking pot all together”: food, religiosity and community – childhood memories and becoming a ‘black woman’

  Joana da Silva Barros

  255-275

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Resenhas

• Ancestralidade e memória para uma educação antirracista

  Simone Azevedo

  277-280

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• Invisibilidade e direitos: as histórias de pessoas sem documentos

  Natália Alves Passafaro

  281-285

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Notas

• Pareceristas consultados no ano de 2022

  287-293

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