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Abstract
Biographical maps are a fun way to think and talk about the past. They are made using a combination of pictures, words and sometimes sounds to represents a particular time in a person’s life.
Usually, when we think about the past we think chronologically, trying to fit our memories onto a timeline in the correct order. With biographical mapping, you pick a time period or theme that interests you, and use important places and journeys as a starting point, hooking your memories onto these.
This 'How to' guide explains how to plan and make a biographical map. It should be useful for people who want to make their own map, and people who want to use biographical maps in their work with individuals and groups.
Usually, when we think about the past we think chronologically, trying to fit our memories onto a timeline in the correct order. With biographical mapping, you pick a time period or theme that interests you, and use important places and journeys as a starting point, hooking your memories onto these.
This 'How to' guide explains how to plan and make a biographical map. It should be useful for people who want to make their own map, and people who want to use biographical maps in their work with individuals and groups.
Original language | English |
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Type | 'How to' guide, or leaflet |
Media of output | Text |
Publisher | University of Manchester, Morgan Centre for Research into Everyday Lives |
Number of pages | 9 |
Publication status | Published - 22 Apr 2021 |
Keywords
- biographical mapping
- Qualitative research
- visual methods
- girlhood
- qualitative methods
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Transitions and Mobilities: Girls growing up in Britain 1954-76 and the implications for later-life experience and identity
Tinkler, P. (PI)
1/04/17 → 30/09/20
Project: Research
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- 1 Digital or Visual Products
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How to make a biographical map to think or talk about a time in the past
Stringer, C. (Designer), Burke, H. (Other) & Tinkler, P. (Other), 1 Oct 2021Research output: Non-textual form › Digital or Visual Products
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