The Other Web
#26 - Prof. Elizabeth Keating - Interviewing Your Family
Oct 23, 2023
Prof. Elizabeth Keating, an Anthropology professor, discusses the importance of interviewing family members for untold stories and connecting across generations. Topics include uncovering family stories through everyday conversations, preparing for cataclysmic events based on family history, exploring cross-generational perspectives and cultural values, navigating public discourse on research findings and policy implications, and exploring reality and family history for personal growth.
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- Interviewing family members uncovers unique stories and bridges generational gaps.
- Anthropological perspective in family interviews focuses on everyday life experiences and cultural contexts.
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Importance of Interviewing Family Members
Interviewing family members can provide valuable insights into their lives and experiences. Professor Elizabeth Keating discusses how after her mother's passing, she deeply regretted not asking her important questions about her life. She highlights the significance of understanding family history to bridge generational gaps and discover unique stories.
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