An Introduction to Visual Research Methods in Tourism/ 

 - New York:  Routledge,  2012. 
<br/><br/>Introducing visual methods to tourism studies<br/>By TIJANA RAKIĆ, DONNA CHAMBERS<br/><br/>Part 2 Paradigms, academic disciplines and theory<br/><br/>Chapter  2|16 pages<br/>Philosophies of the visual [method] in tourism research<br/>By TIJANA RAKIĆ<br/><br/>Chapter  3|18 pages<br/>The [in]discipline of visual tourism research<br/>By DONNA CHAMBERS<br/><br/>Part 3 Methods<br/>Chapter  4|17 pages<br/>Collecting visual materials from secondary sources<br/>By SALLA JOKELA, PAULIINA RAENTO<br/><br/>Chapter  5|22 pages<br/>Eliciting embodied knowledge and response: respondent-led photography and visual autoethnography<br/>By CAROLINE SCARLES<br/><br/>Chapter  6|16 pages<br/>Photo-elicitation and the construction of tourist experiences: photographs as mediators in interviews<br/>By ERIKA ANDERSSON CEDERHOLM<br/><br/>Chapter  7|18 pages<br/>Video diary methodology and tourist experience research<br/>By NAOMI POCOCK, ALISON MCINTOSH, ANNE ZAHRA<br/><br/>Chapter  8|25 pages<br/>The drawing methodology in tourism research<br/>By WILLIAM CANNON HUNTER<br/><br/><br/>PART 4 Analysis and representation<br/><br/>Chapter  9|16 pages<br/>Readings of tourist photographs<br/>By MICHAEL HALDRUP, JONAS LARSEN<br/><br/>Chapter  10|18 pages<br/>Beyond content: thematic, discourse-centred qualitative methods for analysing visual data<br/>By JOY SATHER-WAGSTAFF<br/><br/>Chapter  11|14 pages<br/>Representing visual data in tourism studies publications<br/>By RICHARD TRESIDDER<br/><br/>PART 5 Conclusion<br/><br/>Chapter  12|10 pages<br/>The future of visual research methods in tourism studies<br/>By DONNA CHAMBERS, TIJANA RAKIĆ<br/> 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780203855867 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Tourism – Hospitality<br/>Tourism Development