本課程旨在探討口述史的理解和運用。課程將以口述歷史的發展和理論為基礎，側重於如何做口述歷史的方法和實踐，以採訪技巧為中心，討論口述歷史的分析、運用、保存和書寫。並進一步討論口述資料與史料之間的關係、歷史記憶的構建等史學方法論。

第一節 何為口述史?

第二節 記憶與口述歷史

第三節 個體與集體記憶

第四節 訪談者的技藝和角色

第五節 訪談的籌備

第六節 口述訪談的進行

第七節 訪談的儲存和整理

第八節 口述史的檔案館和圖書館

第九節 口述歷史的解讀和學術利用

第十節 口述歷史的功用和展示

第十一節 口述歷史和社會

第十二節 口述歷史和公眾史學

第十三節 總結

課堂參與及討論：10%

訪問大綱：20%

第一次訪問報告：30%

第二次訪問報告：40%

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許雪姬主編、詹素娟執行編輯，《台灣口述歷史書目彙編》，台北市：中央研究院台灣史研究所，2009。

楊祥銀，《與歷史對話：口述史學的理論與實踐》，北京：中國社會科學出版社，2004。

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