Visual methodologies : an introduction to researching with visual materials /
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Author / Creator: | Rose, Gillian, 1962- author. |
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Edition: | 4th edition. |
Imprint: | London : SAGE Publications Ltd, 2016. ©2016 |
Description: | xxiii, 432 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 25 cm |
Language: | English |
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Format: | Print Book |
URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/13198886 |
Table of Contents:
- Figures and Tables
- About the Author
- Acknowledgements
- Preface: Introducing the Fourth Edition
- An Introduction to Visual Methodologies
- About the Companion Website
- 1. Researching with Visual Materials: A Brief Survey
- 1.1. An Introductory Survey of 'The Visual'
- 1.2. Understanding the Social Effects of Visual Materials
- 1.3. Three Criteria for a Critical Visual Methodology
- Summary
- Further Reading
- 2. Towards a critical visual methodology
- 2.1. Introducing the Four Sites of a Critical Visual Methodology: Production, the Image Itself, its Circulation and its Audiencing
- 2.2. The Site of Production
- 2.3. The Site of the Image
- 2.4. The Site of Circulation
- 2.5. The Site of Audiencing
- Summary
- Further Reading
- 3. How to use this book
- 3.1. Reading this Book Selectively on the Basis of Sites and Modalities
- 3.2. Reading this Book Selectively on the Basis of Having Found Some Images
- 3.3. Why You Should Also Read Books Other Than this One
- 3.4. How Each Chapter Works
- 3.5. A Quick Word on Finding Your Images
- 3.6. Another Quick Word, on Referencing and Reproducing Your Images
- Companion Website
- 4. 'the Good Eye': Looking at Pictures Using Compositional Interpretation
- 4.1. Compositional Interpretation: An Introduction
- 4.2. Compositional Interpretation: Technologies and the Production of the Image
- 4.3. Compositional Interpretation: The Corapositionality of the Image Itself
- 4.4. Compositional Interpretation: An Assessment
- Summary: Compositional Interpretation
- Further Reading
- Companion Website
- 5. Content Analysis and Cultural Analytics: Finding Patterns in What You See
- 5.1. Content Analysis and Cultural Analytics: An Introduction
- 5.2. Four Steps Co Content Analysis
- 5.3. Doing Cultural Analytics
- 5.4. Content Analysis and Cultural Analytics: An Assessment
- Summary: Content Analysis
- Further Reading
- Companion Website
- 6. Semiology: Laying Bare the Prejudices beneath the Smooth Surface of the Visible
- 6.1. Semiology: An Introduction
- 6.2. Choosing Images for a Semiological Study
- 6.3. The Sign and its Meaning-Making Processes in Mainstream Semiology
- 6.4. Making Meaning Socially: Social Semiotics
- 6.5. Semiology: An Assessment
- Summary: Semiology
- Further Reading
- Companion Website
- 7. Psychoanalysis: Visual Culture, Visual Pleasure, Visual Disruption
- 7.1. Psychoanalysis and Visuality: An Introduction
- 7.2. A Longer Introduction to Psychoanalysis and Visuality: Subjectivity, Sexuality and the Unconscious
- 7.3. How is Sexual Difference Visual 1: Watching Movies with Laura Mulvey
- 7.4. How is Sexual Difference Visual 2: From the Fetish to Masquerade
- 7.5. From the Voyeuristic Gaze to the Lacanian Gaze: Other Ways of Seeing
- 7.6. From the Disciplines of Subjection to the Possibilities of Fantasy
- 7.7. Queer Looks
- 7.8. Reflexivity
- 7.9. Psychoanalysis and Visuality: An Assessment
- Summary: Psychoanalysis and Visuality
- Further Reading
- Companion Website
- 8. Discourse Analysis I: Text, Intertextuality and Context
- 8.1. Discourse and Visual Culture: An Introduction
- 8.2. Distinguishing Between Discourse Analysis I and Discourse Analysis II
- 8.3. Finding Your Sources for a Discourse Analysis I
- 8.4. Discourse Analysis 1: The Production and Rhetorical Organisation of Discourse
- 8.5. Discourse Analysis I and Reflexivity
- 8.6. Discourse Analysis I: An Assessment
- Summary: Discourse Analysis I
- Further Reading
- Companion Website
- 9. Discourse Analysis II: Institutions and Ways of Seeing
- 9.1. Another Introduction to Discourse and Visual Culture
- 9.2. Finding Your Sources for Discourse Analysis II
- 9.3. The Apparatus of the Gallery and the Museum
- 9.4. The Technologies of the Gallery and the Museum
- 9.5. The Visitor
- 9.6. Discourse Analysis II: An Assessment
- Summary: Discourse Analysis II
- Further Reading
- Companion Website
- 10. To Audience Studies and Beyond: Ethnographies of Audiences, Fans and Users
- 10.1. Audience Studies: An Introduction
- 10.2. Audiences, Fans and Users
- 10.3. Audience Studies Researching Audiences and Fans
- 10.4. Ethnographies of Visual Objects
- 10.5. Ethnographic Studies of Audiencing: An Assessment
- Summary: Audience Studies
- Further Reading
- Companion Website
- 11. Digital Methods: Digital Images, Digitally Analysed
- 11.1. Digital Methods: An Introduction
- 11.2. How to Access Digital Objects for Digital Methods
- 11.3. Some of the Questions that Digital Methods Examining Digital Images Might Usefully Ask
- 11.4. What are the Ethical Issues Involved in Using Digital Methods?
- 11.5. Digital Methods: An Assessment
- Summary: Digital Methods
- Companion Website
- 12. Making Images as Research Data: Photo-Documentation and Photo-Elicitation
- 12.1. Making Images as Research Data: An Introduction
- 12.2. Photo-documentation
- 12.3. Photo-elicitation
- 12.4. Making Photographs as Research Data: An Assessment
- Summary: Making images as Research Data
- Further Reading
- Companion Website
- 13. Using Images to Disseminate Research Findings: Circulation and Audiencing
- 13.1. Using Images to Disseminate Research; An Introduction
- 13.2. Data Visualisation
- 13.3. Photo-essays
- 13.4. Films and Videos
- 13.5. Multimedia Websites
- 13.6. Using Images to Disseminate Research: An Assessment
- Summary: Using Images to Disseminate Research
- Further Reading
- Companion Website
- 14. Research Ethics and Visual Materials
- 14.1. Research Ethics and Visual Materials: An Introduction
- 14.2. Anonymity and Confidentiality
- 14.3. Consent
- 14.4. The Formal Framework: Regulations and Committees
- 14.5. Copyright
- 14.6. The Researcher's Own Moral Framework
- 14.7. Conclusions: Ethics, Visual Research and Contemporary Visual Culture
- Summary: Research Ethics and Visual Materials
- Further Reading
- Companion Website
- 15. Visual Methodologies: A Review
- 15.1. Introduction
- 15.2. Sites, Modalities and Methods
- 15.3. Mixing Methods
- Useful Reading on Various Visual Materials
- Fine Art
- Photography
- Film
- Advertising
- Television
- Mass Media
- Digital Media
- References
- Key Terms
- Name Index
- Subject Index