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Qualitative inquiry is not merely a research method or a series of analytic steps, but a holistic process that challenges the age-old qualitative/quantitative dichotomy. This book provides students and researchers with an approachable guide to a range of interpretive perspectives, including thematic, narrative, and arts-based types of inquiry. Fully revised and updated, the new Second Edition features: • A brand new introduction firmly placing qualitative inquiry in context • New further reading sections to guide you deeper into the relevant literature • Expanded sections on auto-ethnography and technology • A range of examples to demonstrate the application of research techniques Presenting a clear overview of the theory, method and interpretation involved in qualitative inquiry, this book is the ideal starting point for those engaging in arts-based qualitative research.
Visual Inquiry
Visual Inquiry
Visual research is not new; it is among the most ancient forms of understanding. Every scientific discipline was built on a core of naturalistic inquiry, from stone megaliths revealing the seasons when a sunbeam struck a stone, through Galileo’s observation of the phases of the moons of Jupiter, to the central Western figure of Descartes. Cartesian perspectivalism lurks behind every major paradigm in science … Humans rely on sight to make sense of the material world and to predict future events based on current observations. (Margolis & Zunjarwad, 2018, p. 600)
This chapter focuses on several genres of visual inquiry. These include collage inquiry where fragments of materials are glued together to form a new visual form, photo/film inquiry where photographs or films ...
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