Jewish children under the camera: An ethnographic study of Jewish children in Britain
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This article seeks to explore the use of photography as a tool for ethnographic research, having regard to the nature of participant observation as the primary method involved. A study of Jewish children in the center of England highlights a range of creative possibilities for the use of photography. An examination of the Jewish tradition reinforces the need for depth of understanding if one is to forge a truly empathetic relationship that links subject and object in photographic exploration.
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5(3-4)
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307-330
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Jewish children under the camera: An ethnographic study of Jewish children in Britain. 1993: 307-330. https://archive.jpr.org.uk/object-uk264
