Images of Information. Still Photography in the Social Sciences.
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Copy number Shelfmark Shelf mark R006661 Ned. Fotomuseum $T WAGNER.J 1979 R015209 Ned. Fotomuseum $T WAGNER.J 1979 R022858 Ned. Fotomuseum 20 H 1 1979 IMAG
TitleImages of Information. Still Photography in the Social Sciences.
Author
Iconographic keywords
Place of publicationLondon, Beverly Hills
PublisherSage Publications Ltd
Year of publication1979
Pagination311
Illustrationsb&w
DimensionsA4
MaterialTekstboek
Document TypeBook
Series titleSage focus editions
ISBN0-8039-10894
Bibliographic Notespb; references;
SubjectAntropologie en fotografie, Gezinsfotografie, Geschiedenis van de fotografie: USA, Foto als historisch document, Fotografie als onderzoeksmethode, Sociologie en fotografie
Abstract
Texts:
1. Wagner: Information in and about Photographs.
PART I RESEARCH APPLICATIONS
2. Harper: Life on the Road.
3. Ewen: The Beauty Ritual.
4. Aron: A Disappearing Community.
5. Zube: Pedestrians and Wind.
6. Wagner: Perceiving a Planned Community.
7. Musello: Family Photography.
8. Stasz: The Early History of Visual Sociology.
PART II ISSUES IN RESEARCH
9. Shanklin: When a Good Social Role is Worth a Thousand Photographs.
10. Wagner: Avoiding Error.
11. Collier: Evaluating Visual Data.
PART III ISSUES IN TEACHING
12. Curry / Clarke: Photographic Excercises.
13. Wagern: Photographs as Background, Illustration and Data.
14. Cheatwood: Student Photographic Projects.
PART IV TEACHING APPLICATIONS.
15. Lifchez: Seeing Through Photographs: Projection and Simulation.
16. Ellis: Human / Environment Encounters.
17. Krieger: Truth and Pictures: "Fetishes", "Goodness", and "Clarity".
PART V PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS
18. Cheatwood / Stasz: Visual Sociology.
19. Collier: Visual Anthropology.
20. Wagner: Photography and Social Science Process.
References.
1. Wagner: Information in and about Photographs.
PART I RESEARCH APPLICATIONS
2. Harper: Life on the Road.
3. Ewen: The Beauty Ritual.
4. Aron: A Disappearing Community.
5. Zube: Pedestrians and Wind.
6. Wagner: Perceiving a Planned Community.
7. Musello: Family Photography.
8. Stasz: The Early History of Visual Sociology.
PART II ISSUES IN RESEARCH
9. Shanklin: When a Good Social Role is Worth a Thousand Photographs.
10. Wagner: Avoiding Error.
11. Collier: Evaluating Visual Data.
PART III ISSUES IN TEACHING
12. Curry / Clarke: Photographic Excercises.
13. Wagern: Photographs as Background, Illustration and Data.
14. Cheatwood: Student Photographic Projects.
PART IV TEACHING APPLICATIONS.
15. Lifchez: Seeing Through Photographs: Projection and Simulation.
16. Ellis: Human / Environment Encounters.
17. Krieger: Truth and Pictures: "Fetishes", "Goodness", and "Clarity".
PART V PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS
18. Cheatwood / Stasz: Visual Sociology.
19. Collier: Visual Anthropology.
20. Wagner: Photography and Social Science Process.
References.
| Copy number | R006661 |
| Institution name | |
| Shelf mark | $T WAGNER.J 1979 |
| Copy number | R015209 |
| Institution name | |
| Shelf mark | $T WAGNER.J 1979 |
| Copy number | R022858 |
| Institution name | |
| Shelf mark | 20 H 1 1979 IMAG |