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Telling stories: keeping secrets.

Joan M Jensen¹

¹History Dept., New Mexico State Univ.

Agricultural History

|October 29, 2009

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Historians face challenges in sharing rural women's stories due to their reluctance to reveal personal experiences. The article emphasizes the ethical considerations of balancing privacy with the need to document women's history.

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Area of Science:

Oral history
Agricultural history
Women's history

Background:

Farm women historically exhibit reticence in sharing personal narratives with historians.
This reticence creates a tension with scholarly goals of documenting marginalized experiences.

Observation:

The article examines the ethical dilemma scholars face regarding the public dissemination of private experiences of rural women.
The author reflects on personal experiences in researching and narrating the lives of rural women in the 1970s.

Findings:

Scholars must navigate the complexities of which stories to share publicly versus maintaining privacy.
Successful historical projects have engaged formerly silenced populations, demonstrating the potential for ethical collaboration.
There is a continuous need to re-evaluate existing narratives and pose new questions to uncover a more comprehensive understanding of rural women's lives.

Implications:

Historians are urged to continue documenting the heritage of rural women, particularly those from historically marginalized or fearful groups.
This work necessitates ongoing critical discussion about the ethical boundaries of historical representation and the selective sharing of 'secrets'.