Visual Sociology as a Field of Scientific Knowledge: Analysis of Theoretical Foundations in the Works of Western Sociologists
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Isaeva E.Y. Visual Sociology as a Field of Scientific Knowledge: Analysis of Theoretical Foundations in the Works of Western Sociologists. Humanities of the South of Russia. 2019. Vol. 8. No. 6. P. 155-170. DOI: https://doi.org/10.23683/2227-8656.2019.6.10 (in Russ.).
Abstract
The article provides an overview of the field of visual sociology. It examines the areas where visual sociology can provide a perspective for the study of social reality and serves as an imaginative tool for working with various subjects of research. It sets out specific methods of working with visual data, the material focuses on several of the many areas where visual sociological methods can be applied, such as the study of cities, social events and new media.
Keywords:
visual sociology, areas of visual sociology, visual methods, visual data, visual data analysis
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Boll, M., Smith, G. Ethnomethodology and visual practices of sight, visualization and embodied action.
Bourdieu, P., Boltanski, L., Castel, R., Chamboredon, J.-K. (2014). Experience about the social use of photography. M.: Praxis publishing house.
Viles, R., Coffey, A., Robison, J., Prosser, J. Ethical regulation and visual methods: creating visual research is not possible or developing good practice? Sociologicheskie issledovaniya onlajn, 17 (1). Available at: www.socresonline.org.uk/17/1/8. html.
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Simmel, G. (2018). Big Cities and Spiritual Life. Transl. from. German. M.: Stresla Press.112 p.
Zuev, D. (2011). Visual dimension of protest: analysis of ritual interactions during the Russian march visual. Antropologiya, 23 (3), 221-253.
Zuev, D. (2016). Visual methods in the study of events. Event Research Achievements. New York: Routledge.
Zuev, D., Bratchford, G. (2017). Seeing like a drone. Presentation at the 2nd visual sociology. Workshop, University of Central Lancashire.
Zukin, Sh. (2018). Culture of cities. Sharon Zukin; trans. from English D. Simanovsky. 2nd ed. M.: Novoye litera-turnoye obozreniye, 442 p.
Krasé, J. (2012). An argument for vision in urban social science. Urban areas, 2 (1), 18-29.
Mosk, S.J. (2012). “Whose game they play”. Nation and emotions in Canadian television commercials during the 2010 Winter Olympics // Studies on the research of ethnic identity and nationalism, 12 (1), 206-226.
Murray, D.S. (2015). Personal notes: Selfie visual culture in the era of social media consumption. Markets and culture, 18 (6), 490-516.
Sutherland, J.-A., Feltey, K. (2013). Cinematological sociology: social life in cinema. Los Angeles: Sage.
Smith, J.R., Sanderson, J. (2015). Me and Instagram! Analysis of the athlete’s self-presentation on Instagram. Journal of Broadcasting and Media Electronics, 59 (2), 342-358.
Sociology. Visual sphere (2013). R. Natanson, D. Zuev (Eds.). New York: Routledge.
Visual research handbook (2011). E. Margolis, L. Pauvel's (Eds.). Los Angeles: Vision.
Powels, L. (2015). Reframing visual social science. On the way to more visual sociology and anthropology. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
White, U. (1980). The social life of small towns. Spaces. Washington, DC: Conservation Fund.
Harvey, D. (2018). Social Justice and the City. David Harvey; per. from English E.Yu. Gerasimova. 2nd ed. M.: Novoye literaturnoye obozreniye, 458 p.
Harper, D. (1997). Visualization of the structure: surfaces for reading social life. Qualitative sociology, 20 (1), 57-77.
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Isaeva, E. Y. (2019). Visual Sociology as a Field of Scientific Knowledge: Analysis of Theoretical Foundations in the Works of Western Sociologists. Humanities of the South of Russia, 8(6), 155-170. https://doi.org/10.23683/2227-8656.2019.6.10
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