Research output: Contribution to conference › Abstract
Relating materiality to communication and meaning: a combination of qualitative and quantitative methods. / Khokhlova, A.; Basov, N.
2015. Abstract from Differences, Inequalities and Sociological Imagination. ESA 12th Conference, Prague , Czech Republic.Research output: Contribution to conference › Abstract
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T1 - Relating materiality to communication and meaning: a combination of qualitative and quantitative methods
AU - Khokhlova, A.
AU - Basov, N.
PY - 2015
Y1 - 2015
N2 - This paper focuses on techniques to grasp material context in its relation to symbolic and social orders by combining qualitative and quantitative methods of social research. Departing from Latour’s ANT and Knorr Cetina’s object-centered sociality, we seek to relate social and meaning structures to everyday material context. In doing so, we study artistic collectives, for which the role of space and materiality has been widely recognized (Carlozzi et al. 1995; Meusburger 2009; Griswold et al. 2013), as artists are particularly responsive to stimuli from material environment. Few studies aimed to empirically tackle the relations between the symbolic world of artistic creation and the material world of objects normally use ethnographic observation, interviews and photo elicitation. Supplementing those with quantitative methods, such as formal textual analysis and sociometric surveys, we attempt to trace patterns in how objects are used and narrated applying a set of techniques to map and triangulate relations b
AB - This paper focuses on techniques to grasp material context in its relation to symbolic and social orders by combining qualitative and quantitative methods of social research. Departing from Latour’s ANT and Knorr Cetina’s object-centered sociality, we seek to relate social and meaning structures to everyday material context. In doing so, we study artistic collectives, for which the role of space and materiality has been widely recognized (Carlozzi et al. 1995; Meusburger 2009; Griswold et al. 2013), as artists are particularly responsive to stimuli from material environment. Few studies aimed to empirically tackle the relations between the symbolic world of artistic creation and the material world of objects normally use ethnographic observation, interviews and photo elicitation. Supplementing those with quantitative methods, such as formal textual analysis and sociometric surveys, we attempt to trace patterns in how objects are used and narrated applying a set of techniques to map and triangulate relations b
KW - mixed methods
KW - material context
KW - ANT
KW - object-centered sociality
M3 - Abstract
T2 - Differences, Inequalities and Sociological Imagination. ESA 12th Conference
Y2 - 24 August 2015 through 27 August 2015
ER -
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