Importance of Practicing “Asking Questions” for Oral History Interviews

In the second session of technical training of “Public Culture, Oral History Approach”, Dr. Morteza Nouraee, said: "Exercising asking questions is an important trait in the interviewer, representing competence. When fully versed on the subject, questions might be engineered. Open interviews are preferred in oral history interviews so that we can ask questions at any time. But you should already have a pivotal question.

Why do historians hold less meetings?

According to Iranian oral history website, the general meeting of Iranian Society of History attended by members of the Society was held in the morning of Mehr 26, 1397(October 18, 2018) in Hekmat Hall of Humanities Research Center. In this program, which was attended by some of the founders of the Society, the development of the Society goals was emphasized with regard to the initial goals of establishment.

First Passage of Oral History of Department of Architecture of Shahid Beheshti University

According to Iranian Oral History Website, project of "Oral History of Department of Architecture and Urban Planning of National University of Iran (Shahid Beheshti)", attended by graduates and professors of architecture of Shahid Beheshti University and executives of this project, and was introduced in Farrokhi Yazdi Hall of Museum of the Qasr Prison on the afternoon, October 18, 2018.

Interview with author of biography of a shrines defender martyr

Writing Based on Reality and Interview

The book of biography of a shrines defender martyr named Amin Karimi Chenbaloo titled "Taher Qudsi", was unveiled on the last days of Mehr in 1397 (October 2018) on the occasion of the third anniversary of his martyrdom. According to the Iranian Oral History website, this book is written by Maryam Erfanian Noorozadeh. He has already written books such as "The Fall of Those

Vocational Education

Oral History with Public Culture Approach

According to the website of Iranian Oral History, the first meeting out of the first course of the vocational education "Oral History with Public Culture Approach" organized by the Center for Isfahanology and the House of Nations was held in the gathering hall of the center on Thursday 18th of October, 2018. Dr. Morteza Nouraee and Dr. Valiollah Mosayebi delivered speeches during the meeting.

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