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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
This compelling and timely volume delves deep into the ways that images, symbols, and visual artifacts shape and reflect the intricate fabric of contemporary societies. This book combines theoretical frameworks, methodological approaches, and practical examples to demonstrate the power of visual sociology as a transformative tool for social research. 'Visualising Society' is an essential resource for academics, researchers, and students alike, providing an innovative and comprehensive guide to harnessing the potential of visual culture in the quest for a more profound understanding of the social world
R Kumaran
R. Kumaran teaches in the Department of Sociology at Gandhigram Rural University. His research is focused on developing a Gandhian research methodology for the social sciences, incorporating indigenous social philosophers like M.K. Gandhi and Ambedkar, and promoting Public Sociology that prioritizes the experiences of marginalized individuals. His publications reflect these research interests, with three out of his five books and many research articles highlighting the experiences of marginalized groups in social science epistemology.
