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    1. https://library.duke.edu/sites/default/files/dul/users/kurt.cumiskey/hiller_nadell_prize_submi (...)

      Part of the story’s conceit is that the narrator is writing a memoir, to be published by an NGO.

    2. Among Friends - Summer 2009

      The twins grow up nurtured by their adoptive parents and the staff of the mission hospital. it is no surprise that the boys become doctors since (...)

    3. https://library.duke.edu/sites/default/files/dul/users/kurt.cumiskey/votava_nadellprize_app.pdf

      From changing the style of speech with each character that is followed and creating an invisible narrator to exhibiting eye-catching (...)

    4. https://library.duke.edu/sites/default/files/2023-04/U%20Xie_NadellPrize.pdf

      And while it is a young 3 man’s read, I wish I had benefited from the scaffolding of The Myth of Sisyphus first. The narrator of Notes (...)

    5. The Interview - Oral History - Methodologies and Sources - LibGuides at Duke University

      From there, the narrator is more likely to move into character description.  

    6. Interview Design - Oral History - Methodologies and Sources - LibGuides at Duke University

      A quickly tiring narrator, the vagaries of memory, the tendency to pursue tangents – these can derail good interviews more often than (...)

    7. Logistics - Oral History - Methodologies and Sources - LibGuides at Duke University

      Endeavor to give the list of questions to the narrator at least 72 hours ahead of the interview, to provide time for modifications but (...)

    8. Ethics and Law - Oral History - Methodologies and Sources - LibGuides at Duke University

      Baum writes, The members of an oral history project have the following responsibilities to the narrator: 1.To make clear to the (...)

    9. Recording - Oral History - Methodologies and Sources - LibGuides at Duke University

      If using one microphone, position it as close to the narrator as possible (no further than three feet away), in line with the direction (...)

    10. Introduction - Oral History - Methodologies and Sources - LibGuides at Duke University

      How can the subject (a.k.a. interviewee or narrator) contribute to answering the questions or inform research on the topic generally?

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