Book review: Sarah Pink (Ed.), Visual interventions: Applied Visual Anthropology
Dawn Mannay
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Dawn Mannay
Abstract
Visual Interventions: Applied Visual Anthropology offers a series of well written case studies with contributions from the editor and 15 further authors. The introductory chapter, ‘Applied visual anthropology: social intervention and visual methodologies’ by Sarah Pink, argues that an exchange between applied and academic visual anthropology will benefit the theory, substantive knowledge and practice of both fields.
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Visual Interventions: Applied Visual Anthropology offers a series of well written case studies with contributions from the editor and 15 further authors. The introductory chapter, ‘Applied visual anthropology: social intervention and visual methodologies’ by Sarah Pink, argues that an exchange between applied and academic visual anthropology will benefit the theory, substantive knowledge and practice of both fields.
Key concepts: Visual anthropology, Visual methods, Anthropology, Visual research, Psychological intervention, Medical anthropology, Sociology, Psychology