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Transitional Life of Viola: "Oral History" - An "Oral Testimony"
This is the story of the transition of Viola, a real oral narrative as the human subject research. The oral history of the authors project/dissertation for fall 2003 took place in the form of a book. The author collected the oral testimony of Viola through an interview method in the field studies strategy as an investigator. Since it was a research project, the author has added some more written materials to reshape the text into a book form. This book reflects the new concept of work for a female minoritys oral narrative that is associated with the current issues of all categories of women such as Native Americans, blacks, white working classes, Latinas, Asians, Mexicans, Jews, Muslims, Mormons, Buddhists, Hindus, and all others. It also explores all areas of social sciences that impacted on Violas social, economical, and political ideas on one hand and gender, race, ethnic, and culture on the other hand. The basic interests of oral history are for the womens liberation movements, womens politics, and womens experiences in the United States and in the world. Eventually, Viola sustained herself in the diverse country like America that was found through her oral testimony. The field workers like feminists asserted that the new concept of work should be preserved in the social context for the historical interpretation of humanitarian reforms. It is a product of the feminists.
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Transitional Life of Viola: "Oral History" - An "Oral Testimony"
This is the story of the transition of Viola, a real oral narrative as the human subject research. The oral history of the authors project/dissertation for fall 2003 took place in the form of a book. The author collected the oral testimony of Viola through an interview method in the field studies strategy as an investigator. Since it was a research project, the author has added some more written materials to reshape the text into a book form. This book reflects the new concept of work for a female minoritys oral narrative that is associated with the current issues of all categories of women such as Native Americans, blacks, white working classes, Latinas, Asians, Mexicans, Jews, Muslims, Mormons, Buddhists, Hindus, and all others. It also explores all areas of social sciences that impacted on Violas social, economical, and political ideas on one hand and gender, race, ethnic, and culture on the other hand. The basic interests of oral history are for the womens liberation movements, womens politics, and womens experiences in the United States and in the world. Eventually, Viola sustained herself in the diverse country like America that was found through her oral testimony. The field workers like feminists asserted that the new concept of work should be preserved in the social context for the historical interpretation of humanitarian reforms. It is a product of the feminists.
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Transitional Life of Viola: "Oral History" - An "Oral Testimony"

by Shamim Hossain
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Transitional Life of Viola: "Oral History" - An "Oral Testimony"

by Shamim Hossain

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This is the story of the transition of Viola, a real oral narrative as the human subject research. The oral history of the authors project/dissertation for fall 2003 took place in the form of a book. The author collected the oral testimony of Viola through an interview method in the field studies strategy as an investigator. Since it was a research project, the author has added some more written materials to reshape the text into a book form. This book reflects the new concept of work for a female minoritys oral narrative that is associated with the current issues of all categories of women such as Native Americans, blacks, white working classes, Latinas, Asians, Mexicans, Jews, Muslims, Mormons, Buddhists, Hindus, and all others. It also explores all areas of social sciences that impacted on Violas social, economical, and political ideas on one hand and gender, race, ethnic, and culture on the other hand. The basic interests of oral history are for the womens liberation movements, womens politics, and womens experiences in the United States and in the world. Eventually, Viola sustained herself in the diverse country like America that was found through her oral testimony. The field workers like feminists asserted that the new concept of work should be preserved in the social context for the historical interpretation of humanitarian reforms. It is a product of the feminists.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781524573225
Publisher: Xlibris US
Publication date: 01/11/2017
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 130
File size: 4 MB

About the Author

Shamim Ara Hossain is the writer of this book—“Transitional Life of Viola”—a minority woman’s storytelling about in her real life situation as she mobiles from India to United States. The author has used multi-methodologies in her research work and examined critically how Viola settled herself in US. This book might be author’s an individual contribution in the social context. She is a teacher, an educator and a Social Scientist. She believes in peace, freedom, justice and equality for all humanmankinds. She advocated for (CSU) students for financial aid and wrote up a notice against government’s budget cuts in a Newsletter of political science class. Also, she used to put a couple of comments on different issues on Editorial column in foreign Newspaper. Her voice is truthful and straightforward that encourage her to build a society with which free from racial discriminations, classes, statuses and prejudices. Again, she believes in gender inequality and women’s emancipation in every life. In women world, she assumes that those men who support the women’s values, honors, true liberations and principles of gender inequality can join to dismantle gender hierarchy. Her home is Dhaka, Bangladesh. She is a citizen of USA and living in California with three children, husband, friends and relatives.
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