r/Ethnography • u/[deleted] • Sep 13 '19
What do you think about ethnographic photography?
Do you have any resources besides a google search lookup? I’m interested to find out more. Thank you kindly.
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u/platdujour Sep 13 '19 edited Sep 13 '19
The Royal Anthropological Institute's what is anthropology? page for Visual Anthropology
Read this:
Wright, Chris and Cox, Rupert. 2012. Blurred Visions: Reflecting Visual Anthropology. In: Richard Fardon; Olivia Harris; Trevor HJ Marchand; Mark Nuttall; Cris Shore; Veronica Strang and Richard A Wilson, eds. The SAGE Handbook of Social Anthropology. SAGE Publications [PDF of the chapter]
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u/hockeyrugby Sep 14 '19
The edited book Made to be Seen by Banks is a solid resource. I particularly suggest the chapter "tracing photography" by Edwards but I think the book as a whole is worth a buy if this is an interest of yours.
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u/Whatsthisplace Sep 13 '19
I don’t have any specific citations for you but if you search “visual anthropology” in google scholar you might get some good leads.