1985
DOI: 10.1007/bf00988843
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Videotape safaris: Entering the field with a camera

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“…Strategies suggested include a covert approach to the data collection itself (cf. Eibl-Eibesfeldt and Haass, 1974;Gottdiener, 1979;Albrecht, 1985) or the application of triangulative techniques such as respondent validation (Gottdiener, 1979;Albrecht, 1985 andArborelius andTimpka, 1990). In this paper we suggest that both these views are problematic.…”
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confidence: 79%
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“…Strategies suggested include a covert approach to the data collection itself (cf. Eibl-Eibesfeldt and Haass, 1974;Gottdiener, 1979;Albrecht, 1985) or the application of triangulative techniques such as respondent validation (Gottdiener, 1979;Albrecht, 1985 andArborelius andTimpka, 1990). In this paper we suggest that both these views are problematic.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 79%
“…Albrecht, 1985;Erikson and Schultz, 1982;Gottdeiner, 1979;Grimshaw, 1982) and across various disciplines, most notably anthropology in its use of photography, film and video (Feld and Williams, 1975;Heider, 1976). The ability to record the minutia of social life makes it an ideal method for a number of research objectives and theoretical approaches.…”
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“…Much has been said about the methodological value of using a video camera to collect data (Albrecht, 1985;Erikson & Schultz 1982;Gottdeiner, 1979;Grimshaw, 1982;Heath, 1986) with various cautions around 'contamination' if participants know they are being filmed. Given my theoretical orientation in this research study, however, I believed one cannot observe the world without being present in it and involved in its constitution.…”
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confidence: 99%