Una vida sin límites

This book is two fine books in one.It offers both a how-to guide on the practice of oral history research, and a perceptive commentary on the ways ethics, power, language, and context shape such research in Latin America.　 Remarkably wide ranging, this work is a welcome resource for students and senior scholars alike. 
- Steve J. Stern, Alberto Flores Galindo and Hilldale Professor of History, University Wisconsin-Madison


Oral History in Latin America is a triumph. David Carey Jr. gives us 　
* Excellent practical advice about what to do – and not to do – in oral history. 
* An extremely useful round-up of oral history research throughout the region. 
* Insightful commentary on class, race, gender, sexuality, politics, silences and memory. 
Valuable for beginners and veterans alike.
- Elizabeth Dore, Director, Memories of the Cuban Revolution and Professor Emeritus of Latin American Studies, University of Southampton, UK

"With uncommon humbleness, he shows his expertise in reconstructing political events and the nuances of complex scenarios in which disenfranchised individuals and communities are compelled to take life-changing decisions or forget painful memories. (...) The courageous legacy of Carey’s work must be taken on by younger historians in ways that enhance his theoretical and political commitment to make this world a better place for all, despite neoliberalist dictates."
- Dolores Figueroa Romero, Centre of Research and Advanced Studies of Social Anthropology (CIESAS), Mexico

Unlocking the Spoken Archive

Oral History in Latin America

The Temptation of Gracie

A photographic guide

Hoverflies of Britain and North-west Europe

Posttraumatic

At the Little Brown House

Notice Sur Quelques Volumes Ayant Appartenu Au Général Bonaparte

For My Friends, Known and Unknown - The Complete Unfinished Autobiography

Something of Myself

Learning from Those Who Rocked the Boat

Christianity Outside the Box

Bletchley Park Brain Boosting Puzzles

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200 Gründe gegen die Kirchen und für die Welt

Der Antikatechismus

Erkundungen und Perspektiven

Iconic Turn in den christlichen Konfessionen

A Lecture, Delivered in New York and Boston, December, 1861

The War for the Union

Poems

Pandora's Kitchen

#GreyMatters

Prize: Winner of the 2008 William H. Scheide Prize of the American Bach Society  Shortlisted for the AMS Lewis Lockwood Award 2008.  ’Through personal accounts, Kevorkian paints a detailed and intimate picture of religious activity across the strata of civic society. The story of Leipzig's public religious culture to 1750 emerges as one of great diversity and flux in a period of relative peace and economic prosperity.... Readers from social, political, and religious history should not be put off by the prominence of music in the title, and indeed, this review. ...a valuable social history. Music, in Kevorkian's book, as it was in Leipzig society, is but one thread in the rich fabric of public pious culture.’ H-German  ’In sum, Kevorkian has done important research in specific areas such as pewholding, consistory and city council records, and Pietist correspondence that enrich our understanding of religious affairs in Leipzig in the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries... it is a significant addition to the scholarly literature in the field.’ Journal of the American Musicological Society   ’... this book provides a highly stimulating historical resource that will undoubtedly inflect many musical studies of Bach and his predecessors over the coming years.’ Early Music  ’A valuable contribution to Ashgate's growing catalogue of interdisciplinary studies... Baroque Piety provides new insight into how we consider the religious arena in early modern Europe.’ Renaissance Quarterly  ’Music forms only one strand of Kevorkian’s interdisciplinary study, yet by considering Bach’s work within the religious life of Leipzig, she offers a model of how music can be integrated within social history. ... [Kevorkian's] book is not only a sure-footed account of the religious sphere in which Bach worked, it should also stimulate new directions in research on eighteenth-century German music.’ Eighteenth-Century Music  ’Having a broad sweep of Kevorkian

Religion, Society, and Music in Leipzig, 1650-1750

Baroque Piety

The Handbook of Conundrums

Fairy Tales from the German Forests

Teaching Pyramid Infant-Toddler Observation Scale (Tpitos(tm)) for Infant-Toddler Classrooms Manual, Research Edition

La Justification de la Jurisprudence de la Cour de Cassation En Matière d'Assurance Sur La Vie

The Four Roads

Amour Fantasy

Innovative Perspectives on Corporate Communication in the Global World

The Man of the Forty Faces

Cleek

A Biography

Genghis Khan

Death in the English Countryside

Buddhism under Capitalism

What would you do with your last twenty-four hours?

If Tomorrow Never Comes

Women in Science: 100 Postcards

Ride the Wave: How to Embrace Change and Create a Powerful New Relationship with Risk

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