Visual Culture.
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Copy number Shelfmark Shelf mark R006259 Ned. Fotomuseum $CS JENKS.C 1995
TitleVisual Culture.
Author
Edition[editie] 1998 repr.
PublisherRoutledge
Year of publication1995
Pagination269
Illustrationsb&w
DimensionsA4
MaterialTekstboek
Document TypeBook
ISBN0-415-106230
Bibliographic Notespb; index;
SubjectReclame, film, Culturele studies, TV en fotografie, Theorie van de fotojournalistiek, beeldcultuur
Abstract
Texts :
1. Chris Jenks: The Centrality of the Eye in Western Culture: An Introduction ;
2. Malcolm Barnard: Advertising: The Rhetorical Imperative ;
3. Andrew Barry: Reporting and Visualising ;
4. Roy Boyne: Fractured Subjectivity ;
5. James Donald: The City, The Cinema: Modern Spaces ;
6. Dick Hebdige: Fabulous Confusion! Pop Before Pop? ;
7. Ian Heywood: An Art of Scholars: Corruption, Negation and Particularity in Paintings by Ryman and Richter ;
8. Chris Jenks: Watching Your Step: The History and Practice of the Flaneur ;
9. Justin J. Lorentzen: Reich Dreams: Ritual Horror and Armoured Bodies ;
10. David Morley: Televisio: Not so much a visual medium, more a visible object ;
11. John O'Neill: Foucault's Optics: The (In) Vision of Mortality and Modernity ;
12. Michael Phillipson: Managing "Tradition": The Plight of Aesthetic Practices and their Analysis in a Technoscientific Culture ;
13. Don Slater: Photography and Modern Vision: The Spectacle of "Natural Magic" ;
14. John A. Smith: Three Images of the Visual: Empirical, Formal and Normative ;
Index.
1. Chris Jenks: The Centrality of the Eye in Western Culture: An Introduction ;
2. Malcolm Barnard: Advertising: The Rhetorical Imperative ;
3. Andrew Barry: Reporting and Visualising ;
4. Roy Boyne: Fractured Subjectivity ;
5. James Donald: The City, The Cinema: Modern Spaces ;
6. Dick Hebdige: Fabulous Confusion! Pop Before Pop? ;
7. Ian Heywood: An Art of Scholars: Corruption, Negation and Particularity in Paintings by Ryman and Richter ;
8. Chris Jenks: Watching Your Step: The History and Practice of the Flaneur ;
9. Justin J. Lorentzen: Reich Dreams: Ritual Horror and Armoured Bodies ;
10. David Morley: Televisio: Not so much a visual medium, more a visible object ;
11. John O'Neill: Foucault's Optics: The (In) Vision of Mortality and Modernity ;
12. Michael Phillipson: Managing "Tradition": The Plight of Aesthetic Practices and their Analysis in a Technoscientific Culture ;
13. Don Slater: Photography and Modern Vision: The Spectacle of "Natural Magic" ;
14. John A. Smith: Three Images of the Visual: Empirical, Formal and Normative ;
Index.
| Copy number | R006259 |
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| Shelf mark | $CS JENKS.C 1995 |