Methodologies of Visual Sociology

Zuev, Dennis; Bratchford, Gary

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-54510-9_2

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“…To conduct the analysis of this visual sample, visual sociology was adopted as the methodological framework of reference due to, as suggested by Zuev and Bratchford (2020) “(…) is the study of the visual and the way it interacts with society, people and the spaces they inhabit (…)” (p. 3). This approach provides a methodological framework guiding the selection of variables and categories for sample analysis.…”

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“…According to this analytical methodology, visual works should be approached not only as representatives of reality but also as social agents. The contextualization of the artworks is deemed essential for a nuanced interpretation, aligning with Zuev and Bratchford (2020) perspective on the ways images interact with cultures and spaces. This requirement for contextualizint the images as objects of analysis were duly acknowledged to provide an interpretation beyond the researchers’ perspective.…”

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From grassroots to global action: The role of DIY subvertising in the European citizens’ initiative to #BanFossilAds

Leal-Rico

2023

DIY, Alternative Cultures & Society

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This article examines the relationship between activism and models of creative resistance, specifically focusing on subvertising as a form of DIY artivism, through a case study of the #BanFossilAds campaign. The campaign supports the European Citizen Initiative for a ban on fossil fuel advertising and sponsorships. The study aims to investigate the operational dynamics of this subvertising campaign. Through a visual sociology perspective, a sample of 69 unique images from the campaign was analyzed. The findings reveal the professionalism of the artworks, the activists’ use of media, and the campaign's circulation through digital platforms. By employing creative and subversive tactics, the campaign challenged prevailing discourses and established new narratives related to climate justice, highlighting the significant impact of subvertising and its potential to promote social values. The study also assesses the effectiveness of the campaign's communication strategy and suggests potential areas for improvement.

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2023

DIY, Alternative Cultures & Society

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“…The reliability was obtained by conducting observations and interviews with people of similar characteristics (Burke, 2014;Zuev & Bratchford, 2020). The research was conducted following ethical research principles such as privacy and confidentiality.…”

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Mapau Na Maloppo Batu: The Concept of Cultural Adaptation and Identity of Chinese Muslims in Bulukumba, South Sulawesi

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Nensia²,

Rahmatullah

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Heritage of nusant. : International j. of Religious Literature

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This article aims to explore the concept of cultural adaptation and the identity of Chinese Muslims in Bulukumba, South Sulawesi. Through a life story approach, this study employed observation on the daily life of key participants, in-depth interviews, and documentation. The results of the study showed that Chinese Muslims in Bulukumba experienced culture-sensitive adaptation process where their individual backgrounds and life experiences interacted with Islamic teachings and Bugis-Makassar-Konjo culture through assimilation. The cultural adaptation was visible in various aspects of life, such as religious practices, traditions, language, food, and social behaviour. In addition, the Chinese Muslim identity in Bulukumba resulted from a fusion of Chinese cultures and non-Chinese Muslims. This identity was reflected in language, appearance, and religious practices. Through life story studies, this research provided a comprehensive picture of how individuals experienced cultural adaptation and developed identity as Chinese Muslims in Bulukumba, known as Mapau na maloppo batu, as a manifestation of honesty and sincerity to be kind to fellow human beings.

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Picturing the Arctic: digital imagery and the prospect of using search engines to collect data for interpretative political research

Busch

2022

Political Research Exchange

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Methodologies of Visual Sociology

Cited by 3 publications

References 39 publications

From grassroots to global action: The role of DIY subvertising in the European citizens’ initiative to #BanFossilAds

From grassroots to global action: The role of DIY subvertising in the European citizens’ initiative to #BanFossilAds

Mapau Na Maloppo Batu: The Concept of Cultural Adaptation and Identity of Chinese Muslims in Bulukumba, South Sulawesi

Picturing the Arctic: digital imagery and the prospect of using search engines to collect data for interpretative political research

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