The Familial Gaze.

Chapters :
1. Marianne Hirsch: Introduction: Familial Looking ;
PART I: Family Albums :
2. Larry Sultan: Pictures from Home ;
3. Lorie Novak: Collected Visions ;
4. Ernst van Alphen: Nazism in the Family Album: Christian Boiltanski's "Sans Soucis" ;
5. Nancy Miller: Putting Ourselves in the Picture: Memoirs and Mourning ;
6. Jane Gallop / Dick Balu: Observations of a Mother ;
7. Valerie Smith: Photography, Narrative and Ideology in "Suzanne Suzanne" and "Finding Christa" by Camille Billops and James V. Hatch ;
8. Art Spiegelman: Mein kampf (My Struggle) ;
PART II: Double Exposures :
9. Albert Chong: The Sisters and Aunt Winnie ;
10. Deborah Willis: A Search for Self: The Photograph and Black Family Life ;
11. Elizabeth Abel: Domestic Borders, Cultural Boundaries: Black Feminist Re-view the Family ;
12.Deborah McDowell: Viewing the Remains: A Polemic on Death, Spectacle and the [Black] Family ;
13. Marita Sturken: The Image as Memorial: Personal Photographs in Cultural Memory ;
14. Annette Kuhn: A Meeting of Two Queens: An Exercise in Memory Work ;
15. Leo Spitzer: The Album and the Crossing ;
PART III: Resisting Images :
16. Mieke Bal: All in the Family: Familiarity and Estrangement According to Marcel Proust ;
17. Laura Wexler: Seeing Sentiment: Photography, Race, and the Innocent Eye ;
18. Andrea Liss: Black Bodies in Evidence: Maternal Visibility in Renee Cox's Family Portraits ;
19. Joanne Leonard: Photography, Feminism, and the Good Enough Mother ;
20. Ann Burlein: Focusing on the Family: Family Pictures and the Politics of the Religious Right ;
21. Anne Higonnet: Conclusions Based on Observation ;
22. Larua Levitt: Blurring the Familial: An Afterword.