Methods, Visual
Published in The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology • Feb 15, 2007
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Authors:
John Grady
Abstract
Concern with visible evidence has been a part of sociology since the beginning with mostly still photographs, maps, and charts being deployed for various illustrative and emotive purposes. Rarely, however, did authors concern themselves with what made these images useful as data. Thus, while many so...
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