超越女性的話語女性：21世紀的女性主義與口述史實踐
基本資訊
Katrina Srigley, Stacey Zembrzycki, and Franca Iacovetta (eds.), Beyond Women’s Words: Feminisms and the Practices of Oral History in the Twenty-First Century, London and New York: Routledge, 2018 .
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About this book
The book "Beyond Women's Words: Feminisms and the Practices of Oral History in the Twenty-First Century," edited by Franca Iacovetta, Katrina Srigley, and Stacey Zembrzycki, delves into the evolution and multifaceted nature of feminist oral history. It acknowledges the transformations in feminist oral history, influenced significantly by "Women's Words" and related scholarly works, which have shifted from an initial idealistic view of oral history as an equal partnership that inherently empowers women to a more critical understanding of its complexities. The book emphasizes ethical considerations, the importance of context, and the impact of digital technologies on oral history practices. It also explores the necessity of recognizing the diverse positionalities of both narrators and interviewers, extending beyond the conventional geographic and social scopes, and advocating for the democratization of knowledge through ethical engagement and responsible distribution in the digital era.
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Furthermore, the book examines the generative power of oral history in social movements, highlighting its unique ability to foster relationships, challenge stereotypes, and promote social change. It explores how oral history, as a narrative form, facilitates a deeper understanding of individual experiences within broader socio-political and historical contexts. By focusing on the importance of listening, ethical engagement, and witnessing silenced stories, the volume emphasizes oral history’s role in transforming efforts toward justice and peace. Additionally, several chapters address the impact of digital platforms on feminist oral history, discussing both the opportunities for broader dissemination and the ethical challenges of representing women's voices in online formats [12]. The collection also considers the challenges of working with unsympathetic subjects and the importance of understanding how memory and language shape the narratives, advocating for a nuanced and contextualized approach to oral history research.
關於本書
該書《超越女性的話語：21世紀的女性主義與口述史實踐》由弗蘭卡·亞科韋塔、卡特里娜·斯里格利和斯泰西·澤姆布里茨基編輯，深入探討了女性主義口述史的演變和多面性女性。本書承認女性主義口述史的轉變，受《女性的話語》和相關學術著作的重大影響，已經從最初將口述史視為一種平等夥伴關係，並內在地賦予女性權力，轉變為對其複雜性進行更批判性的理解。本書強調了倫理考量、情境的重要性以及數字技術對口述史實踐的影響。本書還探討了認識敘述者和訪談者不同地位的必要性，超越了傳統的地域和社會範圍，並倡導透過倫理參與和在數字時代負責任的傳播來實現知識的民主化。
此外，本書考察了口述史在社會運動中的生成力量，強調其在培養關係、挑戰刻板印象和促進社會變革方面的獨特能力女性。它探討了口述史作為一種敘事形式，如何促進在更廣泛的社會政治和歷史背景下更深入地理解個人經歷。透過關注傾聽的重要性、倫理參與和見證沉默的故事，本書強調了口述史在改變正義與和平努力中的作用。此外，有幾章探討了數字平臺對女性主義口述史的影響，討論了更廣泛傳播的機會以及線上形式呈現女性聲音的倫理挑戰。該合集還考慮了與不具共情的研究物件合作的挑戰，以及理解記憶和語言如何塑造敘事的重要性，主張採用細緻和情境化的口述史研究方法。
