2015
DOI: 10.4000/tc.7600
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Photo-ethnographie et élaboration collective de savoirs. Le cas d’un programme interdisciplinaire et participatif au Sénégal

Abstract: Un agriculteur réalise une prise de vue d'un tas de sable qu'il a formé sur le sol. Village de Diokoul, communauté rurale (CR) de Dya, région de Kaolac, Sénégal.

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“…Future research could also use other methodologies to tackle the new or reformulated research questions that emerged from the study, including the extent to which children (1) interpret boats, turtles, and waste (among other entities) as epitomizing ridge-to-reef-to-ocean connectivity, (2) increasingly conform to a gendered division of labor in small-scale fisheries as they age, and (3) are not only recipients but also producers of IFK. These methodologies could either be those conventional in social sciences, such as a combination of participant observation and semi-structured interviews, or be based on visual approaches that facilitate the co-production of knowledge, such as photo-ethnography (Gearhart 2013 ; Jankowski et al 2015 ) or stop-motion storytelling (Gorman et al 2022 ).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Future research could also use other methodologies to tackle the new or reformulated research questions that emerged from the study, including the extent to which children (1) interpret boats, turtles, and waste (among other entities) as epitomizing ridge-to-reef-to-ocean connectivity, (2) increasingly conform to a gendered division of labor in small-scale fisheries as they age, and (3) are not only recipients but also producers of IFK. These methodologies could either be those conventional in social sciences, such as a combination of participant observation and semi-structured interviews, or be based on visual approaches that facilitate the co-production of knowledge, such as photo-ethnography (Gearhart 2013 ; Jankowski et al 2015 ) or stop-motion storytelling (Gorman et al 2022 ).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%