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En el marco de la investigación cualitativa, el �Fotovoz� se constituye como una metodología de investigación acción. Utiliza como recurso la imagen fotográfica para visibilizar, desde la óptica de quienes viven una situación particular, su propia realidad. Cada imagen va acompañada de una narrativa que ayuda a trabaja de manera intencionada el análisis crítico de dichas representaciones gráficas. El fin último es empoderar a los participantes generando un cambio en la forma de situarse y vivir los contextos analizados. Su aplicación se ha documentado de manera importante en el ámbito de la salud comunitaria y poco a poco ha comenzado a ganar relevancia en el ámbito pedagógico [seguir leyendo].

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