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'But pineapple I'm still a bit wary of': sensory memories of Jewish women who migrated to Australia as children 1938-39

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Título'But pineapple I'm still a bit wary of': sensory memories of Jewish women who migrated to Australia as children 1938-39

Autor

Michele Langfield

Pam Maclean

Call number994.004924/0029

Número del objeto05515B

Lugar de publicaciónCanberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

EditorialHistory Program and Centre for Immigration and Multicultural Studies, Research School of Social Sciences, Australian National University

Año de publicación

2002

Paginaciónpp83-109

MaterialArticle

SerieVisible immigrants: six

ISBN0731527976

NotesArticle from the book 'Speaking to immigrants' pp83-109

Descripción

The aim of this paper is to demonstrate that interpretation of sensory memory, not only provides an invaluable means of assessing 'The vast structure of recollection', but suggests alternative approaches to oral history to those grounded in the linear reconstruction of life history

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