Snapshots of what matters most: Using resident-employed photography to articulate attachment to place
Snapshots of what matters most: Using resident-employed photography to articulate attachment to place
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DOI：
10.1080/08941920701537007
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发表时间：
2007-01-01
影响因子：
2.5
通讯作者：
Ambard, Marke
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作者：
Beckley, Thomas M.;Stedman, Richard C.;Ambard, Marke
近年来，地方感研究不断发展，并吸引了不同学科的兴趣。Beckley（2003）认为，也许可以将人们对生物物理和社会文化方面的地方感的依恋分开。Stedman（2003）和Beckley（2003）向研究人员提出挑战，要求他们尝试新的方法来检查受试者。本研究通过使用居民雇用的摄影来解决这些挑战。该方法被用来引出感的地方价值在加拿大的四个社区。参与者拍摄的东西，最重视他们的社区或地区。参与者被采访了他们的照片，并创建和分析了937个照片叙事数据点。该分析涉及将照片叙述归因于单一响应类别。居民们在其社区的社会文化和生物物理层面上相当均匀地分布他们的照片;然而，许多附件涉及社会文化和生物物理的影响。
Sense-of-place research has grown in recent years and has attracted interest from a diverse range of disciplines. Beckley ( 2003) suggests that it may be possible to disaggregate persons' attachment to biophysical versus sociocultural aspects of sense of place. Stedman ( 2003) and Beckley ( 2003) challenge researchers to experiment with new methods for examining the subject. This research addresses the challenges through the use of resident-employed photography. The method was used to elicit sense-of-place values in four communities across Canada. Participants took photographs of things that most attached them to their communities or region. Participants were interviewed about their photographs, and 937 photo-narrative data points were created and analyzed. The analysis involved ascribing photo-narratives to single response categories. Residents distributed their photographs fairly evenly between sociocultural and biophysical dimensions of their communities; however, many attachments involve both sociocultural and biophysical influences.