The Oral History Reader

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Qualitative methods overview (2011, neutral): “Some narrative approaches, particularly that of oral history (for example, Perks and Thomson 2006), also seek to ‘give voice’ to under-represented or disempowered groups.”
Swimming as an accretive practice in healthy blue space (2017, background): “Taking an oral history approach meant that (dis)continuous traces of personal swimming histories and emotional attachments to individual swimming places, emerged from those conversations (Perks and Thompson, 2006).”