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  • Historia de la Ciencia, la Tecnología y la Medicina; Historia Oral; Ciencias Sociales

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  • Las entrevistas de investigación histórica presentan desafíos metodológicos y pragmáticos únicos.
  • La confidencialidad y la recuperación de recuerdos prácticos son preocupaciones clave.
  • Los contextos institucionales a menudo favorecen proyectos de ciencias sociales más estructurados.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Explorar la singularidad de las entrevistas de investigación histórica en ciencia, tecnología y medicina.
  • Comparar estas entrevistas con los métodos utilizados por historiadores orales y científicos sociales.
  • Abordar desafíos metodológicos, pragmáticos e institucionales.

Principales métodos:

  • Reflexión sobre tres proyectos distintos de entrevistas de investigación histórica.
  • Análisis de aspectos metodológicos y pragmáticos, incluida la confidencialidad y la recuperación de la memoria.
  • Examen de los desafíos institucionales y comparaciones con las prácticas de las ciencias sociales.

Principales resultados:

  • Los historiadores orales ofrecen valiosas perspectivas sobre la ética de la investigación y el empoderamiento de los entrevistados.
  • Los entrevistadores históricos pueden tomar decisiones distintas en el diseño, la interpretación y la publicación.
  • La triangulación entre fuentes es beneficiosa para el "trabajo de campo histórico".

Conclusiones:

  • Las entrevistas de investigación histórica requieren consideraciones éticas específicas, particularmente en lo que respecta a la agencia del entrevistado.
  • La adopción de un enfoque de "trabajo de campo histórico", integrando entrevistas con otras fuentes, fortalece la investigación.
  • El campo puede beneficiarse de la adopción de las mejores prácticas en conducta ética mientras se conservan enfoques metodológicos únicos.