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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"visual sociology"”.

  1. Participating in Radical Visual Sociology: Supporting housing activism through gentrification and displacement research

    … processes. This research is an example of public sociology, engaging with non-academic and academic audiences. Publishing the research data on alternative media under the title Deptford is Changing to encourage public debate also challenges traditional modes of dissemination. It offers space for a …

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  2. Visualising the migrant’s experience : one woman’s story

    … Recognising the limitations of my previous visual style, I sought to develop photographic practices that would do justice to the experience of these women. My central research question therefore focuses on the extent to which an artist can develop a new artistic vision and sensibility and …

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  3. Envisioning innovation : the communication of technological change through graphic representation

    … them. The thesis examines the contribution of visual sociology and graphic theory to an investigation of a sample of graphics. The methodological focus is a modified content analysis. The following expressions are explored: check lists, matrices, maps and mapping in the management of …

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  4. Acceptance, recognition and supported independence: Wellbeing for children and young people with a disability in New Zealand: The voice of youth with Down Syndrome

    … captured children’s voice through the methods of visual sociology. Grounded theory was the basis for the analysis which produced rich data to describe the lives of these young people with Down syndrome. In addition, interviews were undertaken with parents and service providers at a local and …

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  5. Immersive, Participatory, Community-Based Research and Learning

    … theoretically guided interpretive analysis, visual analysis, and textual analysis of chai as a sociologically embedded social object within the social structure of India. The three-article format and multimodal research design builds upon non-traditional, and equitable, forms of …

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  6. Can You Hear Me? Reflexive Feminist Methodologies and Diasporic Self-Representation in the Digital Age

    … a social research practice can provide rich audiovisual data, physical and social access to materials for nonacademics, and opportunities to document and share subjects' comments and settings without the limitations of transcription. This is especially salient in the emerging media landscape of …

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