'I'm gonna show you what it's really like out here': the power and limitation of participatory visual methods
'I'm gonna show you what it's really like out here': the power and limitation of participatory visual methods
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10.1080/14725860801908544
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发表时间：
2008-01-01
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0.7
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Packard, Josh
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作者：
Packard, Josh
作为减少研究者和被研究者之间权力差异的明确尝试的一部分，已经开发出了替代性视觉研究方法。旨在使这些关系更加一致的方法，将权力交给研究参与者，不仅有助于创造一个更符合道德的研究环境，而且还产生了无法以其他方式发展的新形式的知识。虽然近年来这种方法的发展受到了极大的关注，但对这些做法的局限性仍然没有进行充分的探讨。在这篇文章中，作者借鉴了他的研究经验，无家可归的人，以检查权力和知识创造参与视觉方法之间的关系。这里提出的结果有助于划定这些方法的有效性的界限，并显示未来的工作是必要的，而在同一时间提供洞察边缘化人群的身份建设的性质。
Participatory visual research methods have been developed as part of an explicit attempt to decrease the power differential between the researcher and the researched. Methods designed to bring these relationships more in line with one another, ceding power to research participants, have served not only to create a more ethical research situation, but also to generate new forms of knowledge which cannot be developed any other way. While the development of such methods has received significant attention in recent years, there has still not been an adequate exploration of the limitations of these practices. In this article the author draw upon his research experiences with homeless men in order to examine the relationship between power and knowledge creation within participatory visual methodologies. The results presented here help to demarcate the boundaries of effectiveness for these methods and show where future work is needed while at the same time offering insights into the nature of identity construction in marginalized populations.