Image-based research, a sourcebook for qualitatve researchers.

1. Marcus Banks: Visual Anthropology: Image, Object and Interpretation
2. Douglas Harper: An Argument for Visual Sociology
3. Paul Henley: Film-making and Ethnographic Research
4. Brian Winston: 'The Camera Never Lies': The Partiality of Photographic Evidence
5. Örla Cronin: Psychology and Photographic Theory
6. Howard S. Becker: Visual Sociology, Documentary Photography, and Photojoumalism: It's (Almost) AII a Matter of Context
7. Jon Prosser: The Status of lmage-based Research
8. Jon Prosser & Dona Schwartz: Photographs within the Sociological Research Process
9. Michael Ball: Remarks on Visual Competence as an Integral Part of Ethnographic Fieldwork Practice: The Visual Availability of Culture
10. Clem Adelman: Photocontext
11. Rob Walker & Ron Lewis: Media Convergence and Social Research The Hathaway Project
12. Hollida Wakefield& Ralph Underwager: The Application of Images in Child Abuse Investigations
13. Claudia Mitchell & Sandra Weber: Picture This! Class Line-ups, Vernacular Portmits and Lasting Impressions at. School
14. Richard Chalfen: Interpreting Family Photography as Pictorial Communication
15. Michael Schratz & Ulrike Steiner-Löffler: Pupils Using Photographs in School Self-evaluation
16. Terry Warburton: Cartoons and Teachers : Mediated Visual Images as Data
17. Noreen M. Wetton & Jennifer McWhirter: Images and Curriculum Development in Health Education
18. Elizabeth Chaplin: Making Meanings in Art Worlds : A Sociological Account of the Career of John Constable and his Oeuvre. with Special Reference to 'The Cornfield' (Homage to Howard Becker)