Approaches to Analysis in Visual Anthropology

By Malcolm Collier. 2004

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1. Diane Taylor
2. A. Radley
3. Emily E. Marsh
4. Marilyn Domas White
5. R. Monhardt
6. D. Kalvaitis

Citations in the corpus

• Content Analysis: A Flexible Methodology (2006, background): “Both Bell (2001) and Collier (2001) discuss the content analysis of visual images.”
• The architecture of children’s relationships with nature: a phenomenographic investigation seen through drawings and written narratives of elementary students (2012, methodology): “Anthropology has used visual images in the forms of photographs and film as research tools for providing insights into cultural patterns and meaning (Collier 2001).”
• Remembering One’s Stay in Hospital: A Study in Photography, Recovery and Forgetting (2003, methodology): “This kind of detail allows photographs to serve as a particular kind of resource for remembering, one that has been exploited by researchers using photoelicitation as a technique (see Harper, 1998; Malcolm Collier, 2001 for overviews).”