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Douglas Harper1986

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Meaning and Work: A Study in Photo Elicitation

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Participatory Visual Research Methods Photography and Visual Culture Education and Work Dynamics

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Year1986

Typearticle

Published1986-09-01

VenueCurrent Sociology

ISSN-L0011-3921

Languageen

Citations175

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