The Family Historian and Temporal Orientations Towards the Ancestral Past

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TitreThe Family Historian and Temporal Orientations Towards the Ancestral Past
CréateurRonald D. Lambert
Date1996
Langueen
TypeJournal Article
AuthorRonald D. Lambert
Type de contenuJournal Article
DOI10.1177/0961463X96005002001
ISSN0961-463X, 1461-7463
Abstract NoteIn a society preoccupied with the future, genealogists or family historians devote a great deal of effort to constructing family ancestry on paper and in the mind, and situating the ancestral family in its historic time and place. This study explores the temporal orientations, and the content of these orientations, which genealogists bring to this activity. Findings are reported from a 1994 mail survey of 1348 members of a Canadian genealogical society. In addition, this paper examines the relationship between historical time and autobiographical time, and the impact of the family historian role on personal identity and family culture.
Access Date2015-06-29 13:10:05
Date1996
Issue2
Journal AbbreviationTime Society
Langueen
Library Catalogtas.sagepub.com
Pages115-143
Publication TitleTime & Society
TitreThe Family Historian and Temporal Orientations Towards the Ancestral Past
URLhttp://tas.sagepub.com/content/5/2/115
Volume5
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