Video analysis: methodology and methods : qualitative audiovisual data analysis in sociology

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Qualitative Research Methods and Applications Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies Sociology and Education Studies

Abstract

Video-analysis / Hubert Knoblauch, Bernt Schnettler, Jürgen Raab -- Some remarks on scores in multimodal sequential analysis / Thomas Luckmann -- Video analysis and organisational practice / Christian Heath, Paul Luff -- Video recording as the reflexive preservation and configuration of phenomenal features for analysis / Lorenza Mondada -- Videography / Hubert Knoblauch -- Video hermeneutics / Jürgen Raab, Dirk Tänzler -- Discovering exhibits : video-based studies of interaction in museums and science centres / Dirk vom Lehn, Christian Heath -- Video analysis of practice and the practice of video analysis / Cornelius Schubert -- Facial expression in an assessment / Anssi Peräkylä, Johanna Ruusuvuori -- On the multidimensional analysis of video-data / Monika Wagner-Willi -- Orchestrating bullet lists and commentaries / Bernt Schnettler -- Permanent work on gazes / Elisabeth Mohn -- Natural problems of naturalistic video data / Eric Laurier, Chris Philo -- Video analysis in qualitative market research, from viscous reality to catchy footage / Sigrid Schmid -- Visual sociology on the basis of visual concentration / Hans-Georg Soeffner.

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