The Cultural History of the British Woodcraft Movement (linked to AHRC research grant formally entitled 'Picturesqueness in Everything:Primitivism, futurism, mysticism and resistance in the art,craft, design and dress of British woodcraft groups 1916-2016')

Pollen, Annebella (2021) The Cultural History of the British Woodcraft Movement (linked to AHRC research grant formally entitled 'Picturesqueness in Everything:Primitivism, futurism, mysticism and resistance in the art,craft, design and dress of British woodcraft groups 1916-2016'). [Data Collection]

URI: https://doi.org/10.17033/DATA.00000095

Project Description

Data: 5 oral history interviews recorded by in 2016 by Annebella Pollen for the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) funded project The Cultural History of the British Woodcraft Movement 1916-2016. The object of this project was to create a permanent history of the Woodcraft movement through life stories of those who participated in the organisations as children or adult members. These organisations included, but were not limited to, The Kindred of the Kibbo Kift and the Order of Woodcraft Chivalry. The following audio recordings and associated documentation have been deposited at the British Library: • 5 oral history interviews (9 PCM WAV files, recorded at 44.1kHZ, 16 bit) • 5 content summaries, one per interview (.docx) • 5 original signed recording agreements, one per interview (paper copies).

Uncontrolled Keywords:

Oral history, Britain, woodcraft.

Subjects:

V Historical & philosophical studies > V146 Modern history 1920-1949
V Historical & philosophical studies > V147 Modern history 1950-1999
V Historical & philosophical studies > V148 Modern history 2000-2099
V Historical & philosophical studies > V210 British history
V Historical & philosophical studies > V322 Oral history

Departments:

School of Humanities and Social Science

Depositing User:

Annebella Pollen

Date Deposited:

05 Feb 2021 14:04

Last Modified:

23 Jun 2021 11:52

Researchers (inc. External):

- Pollen, Annebella
- A.Pollen@brighton.ac.uk
- https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4896-8702

Additional details

Data collection method:

Oral history (interviews and recordings).

Grant number:

AH/M004570/1

Resource language:

English

Metadata language:

English

Statement on legal, ethical and access issues:

Please see the attached documentation agreement with the British Library, where the oral histories are stored. Extract: "As per the signed recording agreements the interviewees have assigned their performers’ right to University of Brighton until 2032. Annebella Pollen declares that she holds the recording copyright and her own performers’ rights in the interviews. Annebella Pollen wishes to retain all such copyrights and analogous rights as she may possess for 15 years from the end of her Research Fellowship in 2017, until 2032 (see 4a below). At this point Annebella Pollen and the University of Brighton hereby agrees to transfer these rights to the British Library Board. After the transfer of rights Annebella Pollen will continue to be credited as the creator of the material. In the unlikely event that Annebella Pollen dies within the 15 year period, she hereby agrees that all such copyrights and analogous rights as she may possess will be transferred to the British Library. Until any such transfer of the copyrights to the British Library, Annebella Pollen and the University of Brighton hereby grant a licence to the British Library from the date of signature of this agreement to use the material in research, publication, education, lectures, broadcasting, the internet and all media - subject to any access restrictions requested by each interviewee. When material from the collection is requested by a third party for broadcast or publication, the British Library will release Annebella Pollen’s contact details so that the third party can use all reasonable efforts to contact Annebella Pollen, who as a copyright holder will need to approve the use of the material before it is released to the third party. Once the release of the material has been approved, the British Library will provide copies of the material to the third party using the current British Library procedures for audio reproduction. If Annebella Pollen leaves the University of Brighton prior to 2032 all third party requests should be sent to both Annebella Pollen and ContractsAdmin@brighton.ac.uk, addressed to Ronit Rose the solicitor for the University of Brighton at the time this agreement was signed. If both Annebella Pollen and Ronit Rose have left the University of Brighton third party requests should still be sent to both Annebella Pollen and ContractsAdmin@brighton.ac.uk Up until the transfer of copyright to the British Library in 2032 all licensing arrangements will be handled by, and any licensing fees will be retained by, Annebella Pollen and the University of Brighton. If the third party can demonstrate that they have contacted Annebella Pollen and the University of Brighton and have not received a response to their request within 28 days, then the decision about the release to third parties will revert to the British Library. After the date of transfer of the copyrights to the British Library, the British Library will make the decision about the release of materials to third parties and all reproduction and licensing fees will be retained by the British Library. Annebella Pollen has retained a set of all the materials. During the period in which she retains her copyrights agreements Annebella Pollen can use any material in the collection for use in any and all media and publications as agreed in the recording agreement. Subsequent to the transfer of copyrights to the British Library, Annebella Pollen undertakes to refer to the British Library any requests from third parties to publish or broadcast the material. After the transfer of copyright the British Library licences Annebella Pollen to publish the material (print, online and in broadcast) without incurring a license fee, provided that the British Library is informed in advance of publication, agrees to the publication and is credited at copyright holder."

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