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SUMMARY:Rethinking Oral History Methodologies in Southeast Asia: Ethics, Positionality and Interviewing Practices
LOCATION:Classroom NT-115
DESCRIPTION:Some classical textbooks of oral history methodology borrow pro
 tocols from medical sciences or outline “best practices” developed in Anglo
 -American contexts—such as securing a secluded interview space, excluding t
 hird parties, and obtaining written consent forms. Yet, researchers working
  in Southeast Asia often encounter radically different social, ethical, and
  physical environments, where interviews unfold in shared homes, public spa
 ces, or community gatherings. Anthropologists, psychologists, and oral hist
 orians in the region have thus developed context-specific alternative pract
 ices that attend to local norms of hospitality, relational ethics, and coll
 ective memory.\nThis panel brings together scholars conducting research tha
 t prioritizes orality [or: oral narratives and histories] in Timor-Leste, t
 he Philippines, and Thailand to theorize the ethics, positionalities, and m
 ethodological potentials emerging from these encounters. By grounding refle
 ction in lived field experience, the contributors ask how practices develop
 ed in Southeast Asian contexts might expand the conceptual vocabulary of or
 al history globally—rethinking what constitutes “ethical,” “valid,” or “eff
 ective” oral history research beyond the existing compliance norms.
URL:https://euroseas2026.org/panels/rethinking-oral-history-methodologies-in-southeast-asia-ethics-positionality-and-interviewing-practices
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