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Seeing the world of physical culture: the potential of visual methods for qualitative research in sport and exercise (2010, background): “In contrast to Harrison (2004), Rich (2004) argues that ‘showing is telling’. He bemoans the assumption that images must be translated into words for analysis and discussion to occur, and asserts that doing so reinforces a lack of clarity and cohesion that plagues visual research. Likewise, the sugg”
Photovoice as a Teaching Tool: Learning by Doing with Visual Methods (2009, background): “…uses, the potential of these methods for furthering understanding of various social issues may not be recognized, even though scholars such as Harrison (2002) state that visual imagery can give strong insight into “wider cultural perceptions, categories, and metaphors, and provide us with…”