An Introduction to Visual Culture
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Exemplaarnummer Plaatscode Signatuur R008617 Ned. Fotomuseum $CS MIRZOEFF.N 1999
TitelAn Introduction to Visual Culture
Auteur
Fotograaf
UitgeverRoutledge
Jaar van uitgave1999
Pagina's274
Illustratiesb&w
FormaatA5
MateriaalTekstboek
DocumenttypeBoek
ISBN0-415-158761
Annotatiepb; notes, index;
Samenvatting
CONTENTS:
INTRODUCTION: WHAT IS VISUAL CULTURE?
Visualizing ;
Visual Power, Visual Pleasure ;
Visuality ;
Culture ;
Everyday Life ;
PART ONE: VISUALITY
1. Picture definition: Line, color, vision
Perspectives ;
Discipline and color ;
Normalizing color: color blindness ;
Light over color ;
White ;
Coda ;
2. The age of photography (1839-1982)
The death of painting ;
The birth of the democratic image ;
Death and photography ;
From photo noir to post-photography ;
The death of photography ;
3. Virtuality: From virtual antiquity to the pixel zone
Interfaces with virtuality ;
Virtuality goes global ;
Telesublime ;
Virtual Reality ;
Virtual reality and everyday life ;
Virtual identity ;
Net life ;
More pixels anyone? ;
Virtual bodies ;
PART TWO CULTURE
4. Transculture: From Kongo to the Congo
Inventing the heart of darkness ;
Resistance through ritual ;
Cultural memory ;
New visions from the Congo ;
5. Seeing Sex
Fetishizing the gaze ;
From inversion to opposites and ambiguity ;
Seeing female sex ;
mixing: the cultural politics of race and reproduction ;
Queering the gaze: Roger Casement's eyes ;
6. First contact: From Independence Day to 1492 and Millennium ;
Enter the extraterrestials ;
The return of the empire ;
Aliens as evil ;
Trekking ;
TV past and present ;
PART THREE GLOBAL/LOCAL
7. Diana's death: Gender, photography and the inauguration of global visual culture ;
Popularity and cultural studies ;
Photography and the princess ;
Pictures in India ;
The celebrity punctum ;
Flags and protocol: the devil in the detail ;
Death and the maiden: the sign of New Britain ;
Pixel planet ;
CODA FIRE ;
Index.
INTRODUCTION: WHAT IS VISUAL CULTURE?
Visualizing ;
Visual Power, Visual Pleasure ;
Visuality ;
Culture ;
Everyday Life ;
PART ONE: VISUALITY
1. Picture definition: Line, color, vision
Perspectives ;
Discipline and color ;
Normalizing color: color blindness ;
Light over color ;
White ;
Coda ;
2. The age of photography (1839-1982)
The death of painting ;
The birth of the democratic image ;
Death and photography ;
From photo noir to post-photography ;
The death of photography ;
3. Virtuality: From virtual antiquity to the pixel zone
Interfaces with virtuality ;
Virtuality goes global ;
Telesublime ;
Virtual Reality ;
Virtual reality and everyday life ;
Virtual identity ;
Net life ;
More pixels anyone? ;
Virtual bodies ;
PART TWO CULTURE
4. Transculture: From Kongo to the Congo
Inventing the heart of darkness ;
Resistance through ritual ;
Cultural memory ;
New visions from the Congo ;
5. Seeing Sex
Fetishizing the gaze ;
From inversion to opposites and ambiguity ;
Seeing female sex ;
mixing: the cultural politics of race and reproduction ;
Queering the gaze: Roger Casement's eyes ;
6. First contact: From Independence Day to 1492 and Millennium ;
Enter the extraterrestials ;
The return of the empire ;
Aliens as evil ;
Trekking ;
TV past and present ;
PART THREE GLOBAL/LOCAL
7. Diana's death: Gender, photography and the inauguration of global visual culture ;
Popularity and cultural studies ;
Photography and the princess ;
Pictures in India ;
The celebrity punctum ;
Flags and protocol: the devil in the detail ;
Death and the maiden: the sign of New Britain ;
Pixel planet ;
CODA FIRE ;
Index.
| Exemplaarnummer | R008617 |
| Instellingsnaam | |
| Signatuur | $CS MIRZOEFF.N 1999 |