Review: Gregory C. Stanczak (Ed.) (2007). Visual Research Methods
In this edited volume, research methods employing the camera as a means of documentation in the context of ethnographic research are presented and discussed. To a lesser extent, the volume deals with research strategies for dealing with images produced by social actors, such as propaganda photograph...
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description | In this edited volume, research methods employing the camera as a means of documentation in the context of ethnographic research are presented and discussed. To a lesser extent, the volume deals with research strategies for dealing with images produced by social actors, such as propaganda photography and video diaries. Special attention is given to the way the camera facilitates the process of communication in ethnographic research. This collection may be very helpful for readers looking for a discussion of methodological problems and practical advice for the use of cameras, especially in the context of ethnographic research. Theoretical issues of visuality and visual performance in contemporary societies are mentioned, but not treated in depth.
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spelling | doaj.art-1d96aaa6f0594dcc9cfd14a526d8b5c82022-12-22T03:27:38ZdeuFQSForum: Qualitative Social Research1438-56272009-03-011021205Review: Gregory C. Stanczak (Ed.) (2007). Visual Research MethodsBoris Traue0TU BerlinIn this edited volume, research methods employing the camera as a means of documentation in the context of ethnographic research are presented and discussed. To a lesser extent, the volume deals with research strategies for dealing with images produced by social actors, such as propaganda photography and video diaries. Special attention is given to the way the camera facilitates the process of communication in ethnographic research. This collection may be very helpful for readers looking for a discussion of methodological problems and practical advice for the use of cameras, especially in the context of ethnographic research. Theoretical issues of visuality and visual performance in contemporary societies are mentioned, but not treated in depth. URN: urn:nbn:de:0114-fqs090265http://www.qualitative-research.net/index.php/fqs/article/view/1264ethnographyphotographyvideo analysisaction researchqualitative methodsepistemologyvisual sociologyvideo interaction analysis |
spellingShingle | Boris Traue Review: Gregory C. Stanczak (Ed.) (2007). Visual Research Methods Forum: Qualitative Social Research ethnography photography video analysis action research qualitative methods epistemology visual sociology video interaction analysis |
title | Review: Gregory C. Stanczak (Ed.) (2007). Visual Research Methods |
title_full | Review: Gregory C. Stanczak (Ed.) (2007). Visual Research Methods |
title_fullStr | Review: Gregory C. Stanczak (Ed.) (2007). Visual Research Methods |
title_full_unstemmed | Review: Gregory C. Stanczak (Ed.) (2007). Visual Research Methods |
title_short | Review: Gregory C. Stanczak (Ed.) (2007). Visual Research Methods |
title_sort | review gregory c stanczak ed 2007 visual research methods |
topic | ethnography photography video analysis action research qualitative methods epistemology visual sociology video interaction analysis |
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