Over the past thirty years, oral history has found increasing favor
among social scientists and humanists, with scholars
"rediscovering" the oral interview as a valuable method for
obtaining information about the daily realities and historical
consciousness of people, their histories, and their culture. One
primary issue is the question of how the communicative performances
of the interviewer and narrator jointly influence the interview.
Using methods of conversation/discourse analysis, the author
describes the collaborative processes that enable interviewers and
narrators to interact successfully in the interview context.
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