Every province to hold oral history workshops
19 November 2012
Talking about the importance of writing oral history as books, an official of the Art Bureau said: “Considering the work’s significance in registering the revolution and Sacred Defense’s incidents, every province will hold 36 hours of workshops.â€
IBNA: The resistance literature and studies office of Art Bureau’s province’s affairs held the 10th edition of its educational workshops, themed on oral history, in Isfahan.
The workshops are held in order to promote provincial researchers and writer’s activities for writing better oral history books.
Hussein Nasrullah Zanjani said: “The center is holding the educational workshops considering the oral history of the revolution and the Sacred Defense and in order to raise interested individuals.â€
The next session will be held in the same city on the theories of oral history as well as a Q & A session.
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