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,Archival Fieldwork and Children’s Geographies,onsiders several questions: What is an archive? What are the central ways children’s geographers have engaged with archival fieldwork? What are some of the ethical and methodological challenges of archival research? How do wider practices of collection and display represent past childhoods? And what

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,Children’s Drawings in Ethnographic Explorations: Analysis and Interpretations,underestimated. This chapter reflects upon experiences with the method of using children’s drawing in ethnographic explorations. Ethnographic fieldwork has been acknowledged as particularly suitable in research with children as it allows the researcher to learn about children’s symbolic and social w

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Creative Visual Methods in Research with Children and Young People,le and researchers be facilitated? This chapter draws from methods and findings of a multisited ethnography conducted in Ontario, Canada, by Farmer. Visual language portraits and digital photography served as reflexive tools and artifacts that enabled students to make explicit their realities and un