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Oral Histories and Design: Objects and Subjects1The idea of producing this Special Issue arose at the conference ‘Show/Tell: Relationship Between Text, Narrative and Image’, University of Hertfordshire, 12 September 2005, where some of the ideas in this Introduction were presented, as was a version of Partington's Ceramic Points of View project.

By Sandino Linda in (2006)

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Locating Graphic Design History in Canada

By Donnelly Brian in (2006)

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The Architect's Intention: Interpreting Post-War Modernism through the Architect Interview

By Proctor Robert in (2006)

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Integrative Practice: Oral History, Dress and Disability Studies

By Linthicum Liz in (2006)

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Seeing Is Believing: Reflections on Video Oral Histories with Chinese Graphic Designers

By Jo Ishino Catherine in (2006)

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Ceramic Points of View: Video Interviews, the Internet and the Interpretation of Museum Objects

By Partington Matthew in (2006)

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Particularizing the Past: Persuasion and Value in Oral History Interviews and Design Critiques

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Reassessing Nikolaus Pevsner

By Benton Tim in (2006)

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Imperial Cities

By Bhagat Dipti in (2006)

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Silver in London. The Parker and Wakelin Partnership 1760–1776

By McShane-Jones Angela in (2006)

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