1. "Stories go Hand in Glove with Building a Man and a Woman": Household, Gender and Oral Storytelling -- 2. Jonah and the Swallowing Monster: Orality and Literacy on a Berlin Mission Station -- 3. The Spoken Word and the Barbed Wire: Oral Chiefdoms versus Literate Bureaucracies -- 4. "Dikgoro tsa Kgale"/The Courtyards of Long Ago: Forced Removals, Household Shape and the Performance of Oral History -- 5. The Craft of Oral Historical Narrative: The Case of the Siege of Gwasa -- 6. The Meaning of Oral Historical Narrative: The Case of the Siege of Gwasa -- 7. Testimony into Text: The Making of the Makapansgat Legend -- 8. History as Farce?: Oral History as a Changing Phenomenon
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 306-322) and index