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Acts of Storytelling

Chapter 12 begins with Flanders Crosby’s relationship with Natalia Bolívar Aróstegui and then reflects back on the ways scholars may have played a role in the ethnographic interface. It includes further discussions on social memory and cultural memory and identity. This chapter stresses the symbiotic relationship between identity and memory. Building from this point, the authors articulate how identity and memory often operate as a collective weaving, construction, change, reimagining, and reweaving of oral history.