Can socio-legal research be critical and creative at the same time? How can art become a research method and practice? What are the implications of a slow, empathic and participatory approach to field research? The Sensing for Justice research project has confronted me with these questions to which I have developed answers, through confrontation with relevant theories and lived experiences in the field. The article offers a discussion of the theoretical foundations of a creative approach to research; it describes the methodological framework adopted; it recounts field research based on slow ethnography and artistic research methods; it addresses the ethical aspects of research, in particular by describing the use of visual informed consent; finally, it discusses innovative strategies for communicating the results obtained. In conclusion, the article offers concluding reflections that may be useful for other researchers who decide to take this path.
BERTI SUMAN Anna;
2023-06-14
Societa Editrice Il Mulino
JRC132988
1720-2396 (print),
https://www.rivisteweb.it/doi/10.1415/107270,
https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC132988,
10.1415/107270 (online),
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