Archive - Capturing Voices

To Bleep or Not to Bleep: Why Profanity Belongs in Oral History Transcripts

Oral histories are invaluable resources, capturing the raw, unfiltered essence of human experience.

Nov 27 •

Beth McLaughlin

Titled or entitled? The newest CMOS Q&A

Read this Q&A section and all the previous ones at www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/qanda

Nov 26 •

Beth McLaughlin

OHA's November Newsletter

OHA's monthly newsletter is here!

Nov 21 •

Beth McLaughlin

What Do Chatbots Know?

By Russell Harper for the CMOS shoptalk blog. Read this and other similar posts at https://cmosshoptalk.com

Nov 20 •

Beth McLaughlin

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