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February 1, 2013International Journal of Qualitative Methods131 citationsOpen Access

Collage Portraits as a Method of Analysis in Qualitative Research

PGPaula GerstenblattUniversity of Southern Maine

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This article explores the use of collage portraits in qualitative research and analysis. Collage portraiture, an area of arts-based research (ABR), is gaining stature as a method of analysis and documentation in many disciplines. This article presents a method of creating collage portraits to support a narrative thematic analysis that explored the impact of participation in an art installation construction. Collage portraits provide the opportunity to include marginalized voices and encourage a range of linguistic and non-linguistic representations to articulate authentic lived experiences. Other potential benefits to qualitative research are cross-disciplinary study and collaboration, innovative ways to engage and facilitate dialogue, and the building and dissemination of knowledge.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1c2f2627b545b111a9943ahttps://doi.org/10.1177/160940691301200114
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