Video diaries: audio-visual research methods and the elusive body
Video diaries: audio-visual research methods and the elusive body
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DOI：
10.1080/1472586x.2013.765203
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发表时间：
2013-03-01
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0.7
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Bates, Charlotte
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作者：
Bates, Charlotte
当代身体研究的兴起促使社会学家认真对待体现，然而，与身体相关的方法论问题在很大程度上仍未得到探索。这篇文章从方法论的角度解决了捕捉难以捉摸的身体的问题，并讨论了视频日记作为一种关注身体体验的新手段。文章考虑了如何通过摄像机重新设计观察，并描述了身体经验可以在屏幕上表现的不同方式。在一项关于日常生活中身体、健康和疾病的多方法研究中，它使用了参与者制作的视频日记的例子，展示了视频日记如何通过使身体看得见、听得见和发自内心地呈现来为体现的社会学做出贡献。
The contemporary rise of body studies has led sociologists to take embodiment seriously, however, the issue of methodology in relation to the body remains largely under-explored. This article addresses the concern to capture the elusive body from a methodological perspective and discusses the video diary as a novel device for attending to bodily experience. The article considers how observation is redesigned through the video camera and describes the different ways in which bodily experience can be represented on screen. Using examples from video diaries made by participants in a multi-method study of the body, health and illness in everyday life, it shows how video diaries can contribute to an embodied sociology by making the body visibly, audibly and viscerally present.