Visual methodologies: A bibliometric analysis and literature review of scientific production
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The visual methodologies have emerged as a powerful approach in qualitative research, providing means to capture the complexity of human experiences and social phenomena through images and visual representations. This bibliometric study and literature review focuses on the production of scientific articles related to visual methodologies, with the aim of identifying trends and patterns in the existing literature, as well as constructing the main networks of researchers in the area and the topics they have focused on using this methodology.
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