Photography and Photo-Elicitation after Colonialism

Visualization-assisted Photo Elicitation Introduction

Talking about pictures: a case for photo elicitation

This paper is a definition of photo elicitation and a history of its development in anthropology and sociology. The view of photo elicitation in these disciplines, where the greatest number of photo elicitation studies have taken place, organizes photo elicitation studies by topic and by form. The paper also presents practical considerations from a frequent photo elicitation researcher and conc...

Photo Elicitation Interview (PEI): Using Photos to Elicit Children’s Perspectives

When conducting photo elicitation interviews (PEI), researchers introduce photographs into the interview context. Although PEI has been employed across a wide variety of disciplines and participants, little has been written about the use of photographs in interviews with children. In this article, the authors review the use of PEI in a research study that explored the perspectives on camp of ch...

Photo elicitation: enhancing learning in the affective domain.

This column offers tips for using photo essays in both traditional and online learning settings.

Income Inequality and Colonialism

This paper proposes that Colonialism is a major explanation behind today’s differences in Income Inequality among countries. We argue that colonies that received an important number of European settlers were characterized by a concentration of economic and political power in the hands of these last ones. Moreover, European settlers later achieved independence from the metropolis and were able t...