RC57 Visual Sociology

Program Coordinators:

Carolina CAMBRE, Concordia University, Canada, mcambre@ualberta.ca

Dennis ZUEV, Research Laboratory for Cultural Sustainability, China, tungus66@gmail.com


Sessions:


AI, Visual Sociology, and the Crisis of Truth

Computational Methodologies and Methods for Visual Research

Creative Inquiry: Qualitative Analysis In Visual Research

Critical Sociology of Prompting: Connecting Verbal Inputs and Visual Outputs

Digital Genderscapes: Performing and Negotiating Gender in Visual Culture

Diversifying Sociological Outputs

Embodied Knowledge In the Age of AI: Visual and Participatory Approaches In Sociology of Education

Found Footage and Documentary Filmmaking As Visual Sociology

Interpreting (Post)Colonial Imagery

Looking Back to Move Forward: Photography, Memory and Antiracist Futures

Making Visible What We Live from: How Visual Arts, Museums, and Cultural Events Represent Contemporary Agri-Food Systems

Mediating Rurality and Cultural Memory: Public Broadcasting, Local Communities, and Folk Performance In Postwar East Asia

Methodological Challenges In the Collection, Production, and Presentation of Visual Data

Rethinking Visual Social Science: Methods, Technologies and Theories In Practice

Sociological Imagination, Research Findings and Filmmaking. Documentaries As Creative Public Interventions.

The Visibility of Suffering: War Images, Emotion, and Public Sensibility

The Visual Culture of Care

Visual Culture As a Form of Collective Resistance: Methods, Memory, and Mobilization

Walking As Method, Part 2

Walking As Method: Smell-Walks, Sensory Ethnography, and the Reimagining of Method In Visual Sociology

What Roles for Visual Memory In the Regulation of Social Tensions and Conflicts? and, How Can the Sociology of the Visual Promote Them?