Source #1
Rebecca Fochtman
Mrs. Byxbe
LAN 101
5 November 2013
Prins, Laura. "Photographs In Therapy." Therapy Today 24.2 (2013): 28-31. Academic Search Premier. Web. 6 Nov. 2013.
This article is a credible source for my research because the author Laura Prins is a transpersonal psychotherapist working in private practice in London. The author’s credentials include her MA in transpersonal counseling and psychotherapy. The article was published in Therapy Today in March 2013. The author’s main goal in this article is to express how photography can be a meaningful source of therapy. The publishing source for this article generally targets an audience that fits the following description: one who has an interest in learning about using photography as a therapy and how it can help people cope with a loss. This audience would be interested in this subject because they care about learning new perspectives on the subject of photography and how it could potentially help with the healing process. The audience would generally concur with and appreciate the author’s perspective on the topic. The author incorporates the following types of evidence: she talks about the different types of ways a photograph can help as a therapy. Such ways are photograph as a catalyst, transitional object, sight and seeing, and lost and regained. This evidence builds credibility but is also limited because the article doesn’t have too much depth to it, I would have like to see more examples of the subjects at hand. Based on my own opinion, experiences, and research, I agree with this author because she has respectable thoughts and opinions on how this could truly help with a healing or coping process. I think this article is important to include in my essay because it has straight forward and very relatable examples.
Source #2
Rebecca Fochtman
Mrs. Byxbe
LAN 101
6 November 2013
Erdner, Anette, and Annabella Magnusson. "Photography As A Method Of Data Collection: Helping People With Long-Term Mental Illness To Convey Their Life World." Perspectives In Psychiatric Care 47.3 (2011): 145-150. MEDLINE. Web. 6 Nov. 2013.
This article is a credible source for my research because it was published on a well-known and highly certified website. The author’s Annette Erdner credentials include possessing her RPN, MNSc, MD and Annabella Magnusson’s credentials include possessing her RPN and MD. The article was published on the web on MEDLINE on July 1, 2011. The author’s main goal in this article is to describe a method to help patients with long-term illness describe their life situations, through photography. The publishing source for this article generally targets an audience that fits the following description: This audience would be interested in this subject because of the the various methods and analysis and would generally agree with this author’s perspective on the topic. The author incorporates the following types of evidence: Theoretical perspective, data collection method their purposes and descriptions. This evidence builds credibility because it shows evidence that is process works and is valuable but is also limited because it is only experimented on patients with long-term illnesses. Based on my own opinion, experiences, and research, I agree with this author because this article has credible evidence that is can really help. I think this article is important to include in my essay because it goes into depth and it is made to be more understandable about how this can truly help the matter at hand.
Source #3
Rebecca Fochtman
Mrs. Byxbe
LAN 101
6 November 2013
Ryan, Joseph F., joseph_ryan@btinternet.com. "Photography As A Tool Of Awareness." Journal Of Transpersonal Psychology 44.1 (2012): 92-97. OmniFile Full Text Select (H.W. Wilson). Web. 6 Nov. 2013.
This article is a credible source for my research because it talks about this type of art from a spiritual perspective. The author Joesph F. Ryan’s credentials include his Ph.D. The article was published on the OmniFile Full Text Select on the web on June 1, 2013 The author’s main goal in this article is to demonstrate the potential of photography to develop awareness and deepen spiritual growth. The publishing source for this article generally targets an audience that fits the following description: people who are using this form of art at a deeper and spiritual level. This audience would be interested in this subject because understanding this article will help show what is meaningful and meaningless through the lens of the camera and would generally agree with this author’s perspective on the topic. The author incorporates the following types of evidence: the camera as a potential catalyst and how Minor White puts this into practice. This evidence builds credibility because it shows exactly how this can be successful through the eyes of Minor White but is also limited because it is only shown through the perspective of one person, I would have liked to read about more people using this process. Based on my own opinion, experiences, and research, I agree with this author because he does help us understand this art through a spiritual level. I think this article is important to include in my essay because it is important to look at this from all perspectives and sometimes we ignore things from a spiritual level.
Source #4
Rebecca Fochtman
Mrs. Byxbe
LAN 101
7 November 2013
Struk, Janina. Private Pictures Soldiers' inside View of War. New York: I.B. Tauris, 2011. Pri
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This article is a credible source for my research because the author has written an acclaimed book about Photography on the Holocaust. The author Janina Struk's credentials include a freelance documentary photographer, writer, and lecturer. The article was published in London by I.B. Tauris in June 2011. The author’s main goal in this article is to inform one about how photographs from war and the past can have an effect on one's life. The publishing source for this article generally targets an audience that fits the following description: people who want to learn more about the Holocaust from a different perspective. This audience would be interested in this subject because they want to know more about how the photographs can effect one’s life and how one photograph can bring back flashbacks from the past. I would generally agree with this author’s perspective on the topic. The author incorporates the following types of evidence: many samples and examples from various Lieutenants and Soldiers. This evidence builds credibility because it shows from a first person perspective how this is valuable but is also limited because it could seem to be focused on more of negative aspect and give an audience the wrong idea of what is trying to be portrayed. Based on my own opinion, experiences, and research, I agree with this author because I think this article is important to include in my essay because it gives a sort of light to a dark area
Source #5
Rebecca Fochtman
Mrs. Byxbe
LAN 101
8 November 2013
Stevens, René, and Evans H. Spears. "Incorporating Photography As A Therapeutic Tool In Counseling." Journal Of Creativity In Mental Health 4.1 (2009): 3-16. SocINDEX with Full Text. Web. 8 Nov. 2013
This article is a credible source for my research because it has proved to be a good source through their practices. The author’s occupation is a credible credential, they work at the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. The article was published in The Journal of Creativity of Mental Health on March 1, 2009. The author’s main goal in this article is to inform readers about counseling can help individuals communicate better through the use of visual aids and photographs. The publishing source for this article generally targets an audience that fits the following description: people who want to see this through a medical perspective. This audience would be interested in this subject because it has various examples of how it can work or be done and would generally agree with this author’s perspective on the topic. The author incorporates the following types of evidence: professionals who clearly use this method in their practices. This evidence builds credibility because it goes very much into depth about different concepts, approaches, and processes but is also limited because there is so much information that it is hard to choose which is important and which is not. Based on my own opinion, experiences, and research, I agree with this author because I believe that photography has a way of being used as a therapy. I think this article is important to include in my essay because it has a lot of good medical examples that can be beneficial for my research paper.
Rebecca, I'm impressed with the caliber of sources you've included in your annotated bibliography, and I'm really looking forward to reading your final essay!
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