Oral history interview with Neville Smart, English and Diploma in Education student at the University of Birmingham 1935-1939. Interview recorded by Donald Jones at Smart's home in Stratford-upon-Avon, 18 May 1992
Notebook containing Hall's handwritten notes on Critical Inquiry and hybridity.
Notebook containing Hall's handwritten notes and writings which covers topics such as middle class life, encoding and decoding and survelliance.
Notebook containing Hall's handwritten notes on Edward Said on Freud; draft paper for Parekh Report ‘The Nation as Imagined Community’; draft Edward Said memorial lecture; notes on Neoliberalism for ‘Soundings’ discussion on the crisis; interview notes, list of friends to mention in memoir interview and a list of concepts for expansion/interviews.
Notebook containing Stuart Hall's handwritten notes on ethnicity and empire.
Notebook containing Hall's handwritten notes and writings includes OU Bond (Open University) programme Spy Who Loved Me (with R. Dyer).
Notebook containing Hall's handwritten notes and writings including InterFaculty lecture on Law and Order (1979) and script of Campaign Against Racism in Media Open Door Access BBC TV programme It Ain’t Half Racist, Mum and Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies (CCCS).
Copies of recordings made by Raymond Priestley in the 1960s and 1970s and later copied to digital format, consisting of a copy of a BBC Midland Home Service interview with him in 1963, a recording of a lecture about his experiences of Antarctic exploration with Shackleton, and Scott, and recordings of Priestley singing some of the sailing and sledging songs he and his companions sang during their time in the Antarctic. The copies were made before deposit with Special Collections, probably from original recordings on earlier or obsolete formats