Image-based Research

Abstract

Part 1: A theoretical overview of image-based research 1. Visual anthropology: image, object and interpretation Marcus Banks 2. An argument for visual sociology Douglas Harper 3. Film-making and ethnographic research Paul Henley 4. 'The Camera Never Lies': the partiality of photographic evidence Brian Winston 5. Psychology and photographic theory Orla Cronin 6. Visual sociology, documentary photography and photojournalism - it's (almost) all a matter of context Howard S. Becker 7. The status of image-based research Jon Prosser Part 2: Images in the research process 8. Photographs within the sociological research process Jon Prosser and Dona Schwartz 9. Remarks on the visual competence as an integral part of ethnographic fieldwork practice: the visual availability of culture Michael Ball 10. Photocontext Clem Adelman 11. Media convergence and social research Rob Walker and Ron Lewis 12. The application of images in child abuse investigations Hollinda Wakefield and Ralph Underwager Part 3: Image-based research in practice 13. Picture this! Class line-ups, vernacular portraits and lasting impressions of school Claudia Mitchell and Sandra Weber 14. Interpreting family photography as pictorial communication Richard Chalfen 15. Pupils using photographs in school self-evaluation Michael Schratz and Ulrike Steiner-Loffler 16. Cartoons and teachers: mediated visual images of data Terry Warburton 17. Images and curriculum development in health education Noreen M. Wetton and Jennifer McWhirter 18. Making meanings in art worlds: a sociological account of the career of John Constable and his oeuvre, with special reference to 'The Cornfield' Homage to Howard Becker Elizabeth Chaplain

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