Фотовыявление: истоки, развитие, темы и формы / Пер. с англ. и вступительное слово Н.М. Богдановой
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Харпер Д. Фотовыявление: истоки, развитие, темы и формы / Пер. с англ. и вступительное слово Н.М. Богдановой // Социологический журнал. 2013. № 2. С. С. 16-42. DOI: https://doi.org/10.19181/socjour.2013.2.380
Аннотация
Данная статья представляет собой краткий обзор метода фотовыявления, демонстрирующий распространение исследований с его применением в разных предметных областях. Статья отражает практические рассуждения, на основании которых делается вывод о том, что фотовыявление расширяет возможности традиционного эмпирического исследования, поставляя информацию иного рода, а также более обширные данные, чем те, что производятся обычными методами исследования.
Ключевые слова:
фотовыявление, фотовыявляющее интервью, фотоотклик, местное сообщество, идентичность
Литература
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Wagner, Jon. 1978. “Perceiving a planned community”, in Jon Wagner, ed., Im-ages of Information. Beverly Hills, CA: Sage Publishers, 85–100.
Zerubavel, Evitar. 1997. Social Mindscapes: An Invitation to Cognitive Soci-ology. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press.
Barndt, Deborah. 1990. To Change This House: Popular Education Under the Sandinistas. Toronto: Between the Lines Press.
Belin, Ruth. 2005. Photo-elicitation and the Agricultural Landscape: ‘Seeing’ and ‘telling’ about farming, community and place. Visual Studies 20 (1), 56–68.
Berger, John. 1992. Keeping a Rendezvous. New York: Vintage International.
Buchanan, D. 1998. “Representing process: the contribution of a re-engineering frame”, International Journal of Operations and Production Management 18(11/12):1163–1182.
Bunster, Ximena. 1978. “Talking pictures: a study of proletarian mothers in Lima, Peru”, Studies in the Anthropology of Visual Communication 5(1):37–55.
Bunster, Ximena, Elsa Chaney and Ellan Young. 1989. Sellers and Servants: Working Women in Lima, Peru. New York: Bergin and Garvey.
Calderola, Victor. 1985. “Visual contexts: a photographic research method in anthropology”, Studies in Visual Communication 11(3):33–55.
Chiozzi, Paolo. 1989. “Photography and anthropological research: three case studies”, in Robert Boonzajer Flaes, ed., Eyes Across the Water. Amsterdam: Het Spinhuis, 43–50.
Collier, John Jr 1957. “Photography in anthropology: a report on two experi-ments”, American Anthropologist 59:843–859.
Collier, John Jr 1967. Visual Anthropology: Photography as a Research Method. New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston.
Cross, Katherine, Allison Kabel and Cathy Lysack. 2006. Images of Self and spinal cord injury: Exploring drawing as a visual method in disability re-search. Visual Studies 21 (2), 183–193.
Collier, John Jr 1987. “Visual anthropology’s contributions to the field of anthro-pology”. Visual Anthropology 1(1):37–46.
Collier, John Jr and Malcolm Collier. 1986. Visual Anthropology: Photography as a Research Method (revised and expanded). Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press.
Cowan, Peter. 1999. “‘Drawn’ into the community: Reconsidering the artwork of Latino adolescents”, Visual Sociology 14(1/2):91–107.
Craig, Robert, Philip Kretsedemas and Bruce Gryniewski. 1997. “Picturing Afri-can-Americans: Readers reading magazine advertisements”, Visual Sociology 12(1):28–58.
Curry, Timothy Jon and Richard Strauss. 1986. “A little pain never hurt anybody: A photo-essay on the normalization of sports injuries”, Sociology of Sport Journal 11(2):192–208.
Dempsey, John V. and Susan A. Tucker. 1994. “Using photo-interviewing as a tool for research and evaluation”, Educational-Technology 34(4):55–62.
Emmison, Michael and Philip Smith. 2001. Researching the Visual: Images, Ob-jects, Contexts and Interactions in Social and Cultural Inquiry. London: Sage.
Gold, Steven J. 1991. “Ethnic boundaries and ethnic entrepreneurship: a photo-elicitation study”, Visual Sociology, 6(2):9–22.
Gubrium, Jaber F., James Holstein and David R. Buckholdt. 1994. Constructing the Life Course. New York: General Hall.
Guindi, Fadwa El. 1998. “From pictorializing to visual anthropology”, in H. Russel Hernard, ed., Handbook of Methods in Cultural Anthropology. London: Sage, 459–511.
Harper, Douglas and Patrizia Faccioli. 2009. The Italian Way: Food and Social Life. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
Harper, Colter. 2011. The Crossroads of the World: A social and cultural history of jazz in Pittsburgh’s Hill District, 1920–1970. University of Pittsburgh, Ph.D. dissertation.
Harper, Douglas. 1987a. “The visual ethnographic narrative”, Visual Anthropolo-gy 1(1):1–19.
Harper, Douglas. 1987b. Working Knowledge: Skill and Community in a Small Shop. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
Harper, Douglas. 1988. “Visual sociology: Expanding sociological vision”, The American Sociologist 19(1):54–70.
Harper, Douglas. 1993. “On the authority of the image: Visual sociology at the crossroads”, in Norman K. Denzin and Yvonna Lincoln, eds, Handbook of Qualitative Research. Newbury Park, CA: Sage Publications, 403–412.
Harper, Douglas. 1998. “An argument for visual sociology”, Jon Prosser, ed., Im-age-based Research: A Sourcebook for Qualitative Researchers. London: Falmer Press, 24–41.
Harper, Douglas. 2000. “Reimagining visual methods: Galileo to Neuromancer”, in Norman Denzin and Yvonna Lincoln, eds, Handbook of Qualitative Re-search, 2nd edn. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, 717–732.
Harper, Douglas. 2001. Changing Works: Visions of a Lost Agriculture. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
Harper, Douglas and Patrizia Faccioli. 2000. “‘Small silly insults’, mutual seduc-tion and misogyny: The interpretation of Italian advertising signs”, Visual Sociology 15(1/2):23–49.
Harper, Douglas. 2012. Visual Sociology. London: Routlege.
Hethorn, Janet and Susan Kaiser. 1999. “Youth style: articulating cultural anxie-ty”, Visual Sociology 14 (1/2):109–125.
Hockings, Paul, ed. 1975. Principles of Visual Anthropology. The Hague: Mouton Publishers.
Kretsedemas, Philip. 1993. “Reading advertisements: race vs. ethnicity?”, Visual Sociology 8(2):40–47.
Messaris, Paul and Larry Gross. 1977. “Interpretations of a photographic narrative by viewers in four age groups”, Studies in the Anthropology of Visual Communication 4(2):99–111.
Owens, Bill. 1972. Suburbia. San Francisco: Straight Arrow Books.
Sampson-Cordle, Alice Vera. 2001. “Exploring the relationship between a small rural school in Northeast Georgia and its community: an image-based study using participant-produced photographs”, Ph.D. dissertation, Athens, Geor-gia.
Smith, C. Zoe and Anne-Marie Woodward. 1999. “Photo-elicitation method gives voice and reactions of subjects”, Journalism-and-Mass-Communication-Educator 53(4):31–41.
Snyder, Eldon E. 1990. “Emotion and sport: a case study of collegiate women gymnasts”, Sociology of Sport Journal 7(3):254–270.
Snyder, Eldon E. and Ronald Ammons. 1993. “Baseball’s emotion work: Getting psyched to play”, Qualitative Sociology 16(2):111–132.
Spence, Jo. 1986. Putting Myself in the Picture: A Political Personal and Photo-graphic Autobiography. Seattle: Real Comet Press.
Steiger, Ricabeth. 1995. “First children and family dynamics”, Visual Sociology 10(1/2):28–49.
Suchar, Charles S. 1988. “Photographing the changing material culture of a gentri-fied community”, Visual Sociology Review 3(2):17–22.
Suchar, Charles S. 1992. “Icons and images of gentrification: the changed material culture of an urban community”, Gentrification and Urban Change: Research in Urban Sociology 2:165–192.
Suchar, Charles S. and Robert Rotenberg. 1994. “Judging the adequacy of shelter: a case from Lincoln Park”, Journal of Architectural and Planning Research, 11(2):149–165.
Sustik, Anne. 1999. “An auto-photographic, naturalistic investigation of the ad-justment of refugees from the former Soviet Union to life in the United States”, Ph.D. dissertation, Loyola University.
Van der Does, Patricia, Sonja Edelaar, Imke Gooskens, Margreet Liefting and Marije van Mierlo. 1992. “Reading images: a study of a Dutch neighbor-hood”, Visual Sociology 7(1):4–67.
Vassenden, Anders and Mette Andersson. 2010. When an Image Becomes Sacred: Photo-elicitation with images of holy books. Visual Studies 25 (2), 149–161).
Wagner, Jon. 1978. “Perceiving a planned community”, in Jon Wagner, ed., Im-ages of Information. Beverly Hills, CA: Sage Publishers, 85–100.
Zerubavel, Evitar. 1997. Social Mindscapes: An Invitation to Cognitive Soci-ology. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press.
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Харпер, Д. 2013. Фотовыявление: истоки, развитие, темы и формы / Пер. с англ. и вступительное слово Н.М. Богдановой. Социологический журнал. 2 (янв. 2013), С. 16-42. DOI:https://doi.org/10.19181/socjour.2013.2.380.
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