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Visual methods for political communication research University of Antwerp
Exploring visual methods, resources and technologies for researching the city and its neighborhoods University of Antwerp
Worlds of (in)difference University of Antwerp
The ubiquitously used term ‘globalisation’ seems inadequate to designate a group of interrelated but often conflicting processes of interconnectedness of such an unseen complexity and magnitude. Unsurprisingly scholars, as well as political actors, and communities are at odds with respect to gauging the nature and impact of globalisation and its effects on national and ethnic cultures and on humanity as a whole. Closely connected to the ...
Visual elicitation in interviews University of Antwerp
The use of visuals as stimuli for individuals to disclose their views and feelings has a long history in psychological research. In the social sciences the method was primarily known as ‘photo-elicitation’, though in fact many types of images and visual artefacts can be used besides photographs (moving images, paintings or drawings, objects etc.). Therefore it is more appropriate to use the more generic term ‘visual elicitation’ (Pauwels, 2015). ...
Respondent-generated image production University of Antwerp
nomer ‘visual participatory research’ or ‘collaborative methods’ (Pauwels, 2010, 2015). Basically, the RGIP method involves asking respondents to produce visual output (e.g., photographs, video, drawings, installations), which is connected to a specific research question or interest. Typically these assignments will be phrased in fairly general terms and usually relate to the immediate world and experiences of the respondent (e.g., ‘depict the ...
A visual framework for producing and assessing visual representations in scientific discovery and communication University of Antwerp
Exposing globalization University of Antwerp
This article explores how visual approaches to globalization as expressed and enacted in everyday life may enrich and complement the more abstract and mainly quantitatively supported discourses around this convoluted phenomenon. Visual methods, with their focus on empirically observable aspects of culture, indeed have the capacity to uncover forms of global interconnectivity in urban settings, by looking carefully at the material environment and ...