THINKING, DOING AND PUBLISHING VISUAL RESEARCH: THE STATE OF THE FIELD ?

2009 IVSA CONFERENCE
Bologna, Italy
July 20-22, 2010
THINKING, DOING AND PUBLISHING VISUAL RESEARCH:
THE STATE OF THE FIELD ?


CALL FOR PAPERS

SUBMISSION DEADLINE: March 30, 2010
Please send abstracts or completed papers directly to the Panel chair Ð email addresses are provided.
This only lists panels seeking papers
Fully formed panels will appear on the conference program

http://www.visualsociology.org/conf_2010/


Panel 1: Visual Mobile Mediascape

Panel 2: Sociology of the visual: researching the uses of visual texts and technologically-enhanced modes of vision

Panel 3: The Indecisive Moment: Photography in the Age of Banality

Panel 4: Domesticating the city: Visual methods and practical consciousness of space.

Panel 5: An objective gaze? Journalism, photographs and representations

Panel 6: How people look?

METHODOLOGY

Panel 7: Integrating fieldwork methodologies using the Net and its tools

Panel 8: User Generated Visual: SNS and online worlds. Visual research methods

Panel 9: Visual Research 2.0

Panel 10: Methodological Issues of Visual Data Collection, Production and Presentation

Panel 11 : Visual sociology of religion

Panel 12: Visual Examination of school design and planning

FIELDWORK

Panel 14: The contribution of visual techniques in the analysis of ethno-territorial conflicts

Panel 15: Urban changes: the new city from downtown to suburbs

Panel 16: Photography, architecture and built environments

Panel 17: Visual educational research

Panel 18: Window shopping seeking for identity within the consumption sphere

Panel 19: Reading material culture

Panel 20: Healthscapes: Images of Health and Wellness

Panel 21: The visual construction of human suffering

Panel 22: Doing Work

Panel 23: Military Images: Production, Presentation and Consumption

PUBLICATION OF RESULTS

Panel 24: ÔOur feature presentation': the visual sociologist at the movies

Panel 25: Ethnografic film in sociological research and teaching at the university: scientific and organizational challenges

Panel 26: From the darkroom to the kitchen table: practices and places of visual media production

Panel 27: Representations in visual research: Content in context Ð reflexivity in question

Panel 28, 29, 30: Open Panels