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Oral History of Twentieth Century Mongolia

二十世纪蒙古口述历史

基本信息

批准号：
AH/E002277/1
负责人：
David Sneath
金额：
$ 72.08万
依托单位：
University of Cambridge
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2007
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2007 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FE002277%2F1
关键词：
Oral History Twentieth Century Mongolia

项目摘要

'The Oral History of Twentieth Century Mongolia' is a project that examines the ways in which people remember and responded to the events of Mongolia's turbulent twentieth century. This included the imposition of socialism, the destruction of a way of life based around Buddhism, increased urbanization, and then the collapse of socialism. The project studies how people's situatedness - their social, political and cultural contexts - affects how they remember, understood and reacted to such events. Questions we address include: how did people act and react towards the collectivization of livestock in the 1950s? How did the expectations of the first decades of socialism compare to the first decade of democracy? By collecting oral accounts from hundreds of Mongolians of all ages and backgrounds, the project sheds light on how people remember, made sense of, reacted to and even tried to control these changes. This project is unique in its methodology and in the range and number of people it will interview. This allows us to understand more fully and in richer detail precisely how situatedness affects people's memories and attitudes by providing a much larger data set to work with. Rather than focusing on a single group or event, our approach enables the project to document many events from multiple perspectives, offering a rich, ethnographically informed understanding of memory and state processes, on an unprecedented scale. The project will greatly expand our understanding of Mongolian history and political processes, most of which remain poorly documented, if at all. It also helps us better understand more generally the factors that affect people's memories of events and how and why people chose to accept, reject or resist state processes. Three books based on the research are planned, and it is expected that a number of journal articles by various project members related to their interests in memory and the state will be published, as well as articles on the research methodology and database itself. A book will be co-authored by the Principal Investigator and the Project Manager, and will be a synthesis of the project and its results. This is tentatively called: 'Remembering Mongolia: memory, change and politics throughout the twentieth century.' The Project Manager expects to complete a volume based on his research interests, with the working title 'Remembering violence: political violence, memory and morality in Mongolia.' A third book, 'XX Zuuny Mongolyn Aman Tüüh,' will be co-authored with Mongolian project members and published in Mongolia. It will be an introduction to the project and the public database, described below. In addition to describing the database, it will suggest ways in which the resources can be most fully utilized by individuals and groups interested in history and cultural heritage. Vitally, the project will lead to the creation of a publicly available on-line database. This database will contain at least 500 interviews all available on-line, in both Mongolian and English, with supporting documentation, such as photographs, old letters and diaries, where available. This database extends the relevance and usefulness of the research project far beyond the limits of anthropology and area studies. The database will serve as a cultural heritage resource for all Mongolians, as well as being of interest to the general public, diplomats, journalists and anyone else with an interest in Mongolia, its culture and history. We will also encourage the continued preservation of Mongolia's cultural heritage through the collection of oral histories by the Mongolian side of the project beyond the funded life of the program, drawing upon the training, equipment and procedures of the project.

“20世纪蒙古的口述历史”是一个研究人们记忆和回应蒙古动荡的20世纪事件的方式的项目。这包括社会主义的强加，佛教生活方式的破坏，城市化的增加，然后是社会主义的崩溃。该项目研究人们的处境——他们的社会、政治和文化背景——如何影响他们对此类事件的记忆、理解和反应。我们要解决的问题包括：在20世纪50年代，人们是如何对待牲畜集体化的？社会主义最初十年的期望与民主最初十年的期望相比如何？通过收集数百名不同年龄和背景的蒙古人的口述，该项目揭示了人们是如何记住、理解、应对甚至试图控制这些变化的。这个项目是独一无二的，在其方法和范围和人数，它将采访。通过提供更大的数据集，这使我们能够更全面、更详细地了解情境是如何影响人们的记忆和态度的。我们的方法不是专注于单个群体或事件，而是使项目能够从多个角度记录许多事件，以前所未有的规模提供对记忆和状态过程的丰富，民族志知识的理解。该项目将极大地扩展我们对蒙古历史和政治进程的理解，其中大部分都没有得到充分的记录，如果有的话。它还有助于我们更好地理解影响人们对事件记忆的因素，以及人们如何以及为什么选择接受、拒绝或抵制状态过程。计划以该研究为基础出版三本专著，预计还将出版多篇由各项目成员撰写的与他们对记忆和国家的兴趣相关的期刊文章，以及有关研究方法和数据库本身的文章。一本书将由首席研究员和项目经理共同撰写，将是项目及其结果的综合。这个展览暂定名为：“回忆蒙古：整个20世纪的记忆、变革和政治”。项目经理希望根据他的研究兴趣完成一本书，暂定名为“记住暴力：蒙古的政治暴力、记忆和道德”。第三本书《XX Zuuny Mongolyn Aman t<e:1>》将与蒙古项目成员共同撰写，并在蒙古出版。这将是对项目和公共数据库的介绍，如下所述。除了描述数据库之外，它还将建议对历史和文化遗产感兴趣的个人和团体如何最充分地利用这些资源。最重要的是，该项目将导致建立一个可公开使用的联机数据库。这个数据库将包括至少500次访谈，所有访谈都以蒙文和英文联机提供，如有照片、旧信件和日记等辅助文件。该数据库扩展了研究项目的相关性和有用性，远远超出了人类学和区域研究的范围。该数据库将作为所有蒙古人的文化遗产资源，也将为普通公众、外交官、记者和任何对蒙古及其文化和历史感兴趣的人提供兴趣。我们还将鼓励蒙古国继续保护蒙古的文化遗产，在项目的资助期限之后，利用项目的培训、设备和程序，由项目的蒙方收集口述历史。