Video Recording as the Reflexive Preservation and Configuration of Phenomenal Features for Analysis

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Qualitative Research Methods and Ethics Participatory Visual Research Methods Data Analysis and Archiving

Abstract

The use of video is becoming a widespread practice within the social sciencesinterested in the real-time production of social life – and not only within special-ized research areas dealing with the visual, such as visual sociology or anthropol-ogy and the studies of gesture and multimodality. Video constitutes a fundamentaltechnique for constituting the corpora of data for analysis, as well as an importantmean of rendering research results, such as in documentary films or multimediapresentations.These uses have generated a number of

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