Doing Family Photography: The Domestic, the Public and the Politics of Sentiment: Gillian Rose

Simon, Jane

doi:10.2752/175145212x13233396185431

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“…Widespread use of smartphone cameras is likely changing how and why people take photos in their everyday lives (e.g. Hand, 2012;Rose, 2016;Sandbye and Larsen, 2013;Van Dijck, 2007). Digital cameras facilitate the taking of many photos during informal activities, maintaining larger unorganized archives, and allow for easy editing and sharing (Sarvas and Frohlich, 2011).…”

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Exploring functions of and recollections with photos in the age of smartphone cameras

Soares

Storm

2021

Memory Studies

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People often report taking photos to aid memory. Two mixed-method surveys were used to investigate participants’ reasons for taking photos, focusing specifically on memory-related reasons, which were split into two sub-types: photos taken as mementos, and photos taken as a means of offloading information. Participants reported their motivations for taking a sample of photos and then rated their recollective experience of each photographed event. Across both studies, participants reported recollecting events associated with a memento goal more vividly, more positively, and with more emotional intensity than events associated with an offloading goal. As expected, events photographed with a memento goal were also rated by participants to be more reflective of a shared memory system between the participants and the camera than were events photographed with an offloading goal. These findings suggest that people’s motivations when taking photos tend to be associated with different types of recollective experiences, as well as different judgments about where personal information is located in a blended human-camera memory system.

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Exploring functions of and recollections with photos in the age of smartphone cameras

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2021

Memory Studies

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“…Work in feminist geography has expanded to engage with the cyborgisation of everyday life (Militz et al 2021;Schuurman, 2002;Wilson, 2009), the gendered and intersectional effects of technological change (Richardson, 2018;Rose, 2016), and the way technology connects intimate life to the global circulation of technological artefacts, scientific knowledge production, and data circuits (Pratt and Rosner, 2012;Valentine, 2006). Feminist geographies of technoscience centre the body, the subject, and the intimate as scales of analysis, departing from the everyday experiences of socio-technical bodies to study the connectedness of these intimate experiences with the global circulation of technologies.…”

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“…Many of these contributions come from feminist geographers charting the ways in which digital technologies become domesticated and how, in turn, domesticity and practices of intimacy increasingly extend into digital space. Gillian Rose's work highlights how people enact domesticity and maternal care through family photography and how the ubiquity and ease of use of visual digital devices, software, and platforms have considerably enhanced these everyday practices (Rose, 2016(Rose, , 2020. As Robyn Longhurst (2013) shows in her study on maternal practices involving Skype, digital technologies that support maintaining intimate relationships stretch the horizons of home: 'the dwelling places of bodies are no longer just rooms in homes where mothers, and children's flesh and emotions rub up against each other on a daily basis but screens across which voices and, even more importantly, images are shared' (Longhurst, 2013: 664).…”

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Intimate technologies: Towards a feminist perspective on geographies of technoscience

Schurr

Marquardt

Militz³

2023

Progress in Human Geography

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Technologies are at the heart of geographic analysis. More-than-human geographies, actor-network theory, and new materialism have all called for attending to technological infrastructures and artefacts. This attention is directed mainly towards large-scale technologies. What often escapes geographies of technoscience are small, mundane, and unspectacular technologies. Bringing into conversation work from feminist technoscience and feminist geographies, we broaden the understanding of technology in geographies of technoscience by developing the concept of intimate technologies. By exploring three sites that lie at the centre of feminist technoscience – the home, the laboratory, and the clinic – we carve out the spatial politics of intimate technologies.

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“…Gillian Rose (2014) z kolei wskazuje, że choć technologie wykonywania i udostępniania zdjęć uległy zmianie, to ich znaczenie oraz znaczenie związanych z nimi praktyk pozostają takie same. Pojawienie się nowych technologii jedynie zintensyfikowało praktyki związane z rodzinną fotografią (Rose 2010(Rose , 2014zob. także Harding 2016), a media społecznościowe zaczęły odgrywać rolę rodzinnych albumów.…”

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Gawrońska¹,

Sikorska²

2022

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rodziny na WidokU -koncepcja demonStroWania rodzinności jako narzędzie Użyteczne do analizoWania życia rodzinnegoKoncepcja demonstrowania rodzinności (displaying families) -autorstwa Janet Finch -wpisuje się w paradygmat definiowania rodzin w odniesieniu do praktyk oraz w sposób analizowania sfery życia rodzinnego skupiony na badaniu codziennych interakcji i działań. Zgodnie z podejściem Finch, zarówno przy definiowaniu, jak i przy badaniu życia rodzinnego trzeba uwzględnić założenie, że rodziny są nie tylko praktykowane (robione, wytwarzane) w codziennych, rodzinnych praktykach, ale także są demonstrowane/ukazywane/manifestowane jako rodziny. Podejście to wykorzystywane jest najczęściej w badaniach koncentrujących się na "nietypowych" formach życia rodzinnego z różnych powodów odbiegających od normatywnych wzorców. Artykuł ma trzy cele: po pierwsze -dyskusję głównych założeń koncepcji displaying families; po drugie -przedstawienie tego podejścia jako narzędzia badawczego użytecznego w analizach zróżnicowanych zagadnień z zakresu socjologii życia rodzinnego oraz po trzecie -opis wykorzystania displaying families przy analizie materiałów wizualnych publikowanych w mediach społecznościowych.Słowa kluczowe: media społecznościowe; teoria praktyk rodzinnych; demonstrowanie rodzinności; analiza materiałów wizualnych; displaying families Families in the Spotlight -"displaying Families" concept as a tool for the analyses of Family lifeThe concept of displaying families proposed by Janet Finch is embedded in the paradigm of defining families in relation to practices and in a methodology of analyzing the sphere of family life focused on the study of everyday interactions. According to Finch's approach, both defining and researching family life must take into account the assumption that families are not only "done" in everyday family practices, but also "displayed" as families. This approach is most widely used for the analyses focused on "atypical" forms of family life which for many reasons do not fit the normative patterns. The article aims to achieve three objectives: (1) to discuss the main assumptions of the "displaying families" concept; (2) to present this approach as a research tool for the analysis of family life; (3) Małgorzata gawrońska, Małgorzata sikorska 138 to demonstrate the heuristic potential of "displaying families" concept by applying it to the analysis of visual content published in social media.

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Doing Family Photography: The Domestic, the Public and the Politics of Sentiment: Gillian Rose

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Exploring functions of and recollections with photos in the age of smartphone cameras

Exploring functions of and recollections with photos in the age of smartphone cameras

Intimate technologies: Towards a feminist perspective on geographies of technoscience

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