Analysing work today : From seminal company photobook to unorthodox annual report. Conceptual documentary and the representation of people working and office life.
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Copy number Shelfmark Shelf mark R073722 Ned. Fotomuseum $CS THIJSEN.M 2009
TitleAnalysing work today : From seminal company photobook to unorthodox annual report. Conceptual documentary and the representation of people working and office life.
Author
Iconographic keywords
PublisherSchaden
Year of publication2009
Pagination17 p.
IllustrationsZwart-Wit en kleur
Dimensions30 x 20 cm.
MaterialTekstboek
Document TypeBook
Series titleSchaden Cahier ; 001
External document
Thijsen_Mirelle_2009_Analysing_work_today_Schaden_cahier_001.pdf
Bibliographic Notesdigital manuscript;
SubjectJaarverslagen, Representatie en fotografie, Bedrijfsboeken, Visuele sociologie, Fotoboek (teksten over), digitaal beschikbaar
Abstract
Author's abstract:
"Now there is an explicit call for the use of visual methods to analyse the representation of work, employment and society. Besides there is generally much more focus on visual sociology. Visual sociology: the use of photographs,
film, video to study society and the study of visual artefacts of a society."
"Last two decades have witnessed an explosion of interest in, research on and visual representation of the corporate environment, office life – constructed or not – and the aesthetics of work, (un)employment, office life and leisure. Now,
more then ever, considered as potential historical evidence, resources, in an increasingly image-conscious society.
Representation of labour in social reportage has a long and distinguished tradition."
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to see a digital copy please click URL below:
"Now there is an explicit call for the use of visual methods to analyse the representation of work, employment and society. Besides there is generally much more focus on visual sociology. Visual sociology: the use of photographs,
film, video to study society and the study of visual artefacts of a society."
"Last two decades have witnessed an explosion of interest in, research on and visual representation of the corporate environment, office life – constructed or not – and the aesthetics of work, (un)employment, office life and leisure. Now,
more then ever, considered as potential historical evidence, resources, in an increasingly image-conscious society.
Representation of labour in social reportage has a long and distinguished tradition."
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to see a digital copy please click URL below:
| Copy number | R073722 |
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| Shelf mark | $CS THIJSEN.M 2009 |