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9780415246606

The Photography Reader

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  • ISBN13:

    9780415246606

  • ISBN10:

    0415246601

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2002-12-20
  • Publisher: Routledge
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Summary

The Photography Readeris a comprehensive collection of twentieth-century writings on photography- its production, its uses and effects. Encompassing essays by photographers including Edward Weston and Laszlo Moholy-Nagy, and key thinkers from Walter Benjamin to Roland Barthes and Susan Sontag, the reader traces the development of ideas about photography, exploring issues such as identity, consumption, the gaze, and digital technology. Each themed section features an editor's introduction setting ideas and debates in their historical and theoretical context.

Table of Contents

List of illustrations
xi
Notes on contributors xiii
Acknowledgements xix
General introduction 1(11)
PART ONE Reflections on photography
Introduction
12(7)
Extracts from Camera Lucida
19(12)
Roland Barthes
What Has Occurred Only Once: Barthes's Winter Garden/Boltanski's Archives of the Dead
31(11)
Marjorie Perloff
Extracts From the Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction
42(11)
Walter Benjamin
Benjamin and the Political Economy of the Photograph
53(6)
W. J. T. Mitchell
Photography Within the Humanities
59(8)
Susan Sontag
In Our Image
67(9)
Wright Morris
Fire And Ice
76(11)
Peter Wollen
PART TWO Photographic seeing
Introduction
82(5)
Five Notes for a Phenomenology of the Photographic Image
87(3)
Hubert Damisch
What the Eye Does Not See
90(2)
Ossip Brik
A New Instrument of Vision
92(5)
Laszlo Moholy-Nagy
Introduction to the Photographer's Eye
97(7)
John Szarkowski
Seeing Photographically
104(10)
Edward Weston
PART THREE Codes and rhetoric
Introduction
110(4)
Rhetoric of the Image
114(12)
Roland Barthes
A Photograph
126(4)
Umberto Eco
Looking At Photographs
130(8)
Victor Burgin
Photography and Fetish
138(14)
Christian Metz
PART FOUR Photography and the postmodern
Introduction
148(4)
Winning the Game When the Rules Have Been Changed: Art Photography and Postmodernism
152(12)
Abigail Solomon-Godeau
The Crisis of the Real: Photography and Postmodernism
164(16)
Andy Grundberg
Snapshooters of History: Passages on the Postmodern Argument
180(22)
Steve Edwards
PART FIVE Photo-digital
Introduction
198(4)
`The Shadow of the Object': Photography and Realism
202(16)
Sarah Kember
Extracts From Introduction to the Photographic Image in Digital Culture
218(10)
Martin Lister
Photogenics
228(12)
Geoffrey Batchen
The Paradoxes of Digital Photography
240(17)
Lev Manovich
PART SIX Documentary and photojournalism
Introduction
252(5)
Evidence, Truth and Order: Photographic Records And The Growth of the State
257(4)
John Tagg
In, Around, and Afterthoughts (On Documentary Photography)
261(14)
Martha Rosler
Access and Consent in Public Photography
275(13)
Lisa Henderson
Photographs of Agony
288(3)
John Berger
Photojournalism and the Tabloid Press
291(18)
Karin E. Becker
Cuba Made Me So
309(18)
Edmundo Desnoes
PART SEVEN The photographic gaze
Introduction
324(3)
Re-Reading Edward Weston: Feminism, Photography and Psychoanalysis
327(11)
Roberta McGrath
Cindy Sherman: Burning Down The House
338(5)
Jan Avgikos
Doubletake: The Diary of a Relationship with an Image
343(11)
Lucy R. Lippard
The Photograph as an Intersection of Gazes the Example of National Geographic
354(26)
Catherine Lutz
Jane Collins
PART EIGHT Image and identity
Introduction
376(4)
The Vertigo of Displacement
380(7)
David A. Bailey
Stuart Hall
In Our Glory: Photography and Black Life
387(8)
bell hooks
Remembrance: The Child I Never Was
395(7)
Annette Kuhn
Photo-Therapy: Psychic Realism as a Healing Art?
402(8)
Rosy Martin
Jo Spence
Self Image: Personal is Political
410(12)
Angela Kelly
PART NINE Contexts: gallery, museum, education, archive
Introduction
418(4)
The Museum's Old, The Library's New Subject
422(6)
Douglas Crimp
Words and Pictures: On Reviewing Photography
428(7)
Liz Wells
Art, Education, Photography
435(8)
David Bate
Reading An Archive: Photography Between Labour and Capital
443(10)
Allan Sekula
Index 453

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