Family Snaps, the meaning of domestic photography.

Texts:
1. Patricia Holland: Introduction: History, Memory and the Family Album ;
2. Saana Murray and Sally Symes: Story of a Teapot ;

Part One: The Child I Never Was

3. Annette Kuhn: Remembrance ;
4. Simon Watney: Ordinary Boys ;
5. Valerie Walkerdine: Behind the Painted Smile ;
6. Patti Levey: Self-portraits ;

Part Two: Popular Memory and Technology

7. Don Slater: Consuming Kodak ;
8. Jo Stanley: 'Well, who'd want an old picture of me at work?' ;
9. Terry Dennett: Popular Photography and Labour Albums ;
10. Wendy Ewald: Portrait of a Village ;

Part Three: Changing Faces, Moving Places

11. Patricia Holland: The Old Order of Things Changed ;
12. Claire Grey: Theories of Relativity ;
13. Lea Andrews: Mr and Mrs Andrews Buy Their First Home ;
14. Andrew Dewdney: More than Black and White: The Extended and Shared Family Album ;
15. Adeola Solanke: Complex, not Confused ;
16. Katerina Kalogeraki: My Father's Land ;
17. Leanne Klein: Eastern Promise ;
18. Stuart Hall: Reconstruction Work: Images of Post-War Black Settlement ;
19. Val Williams: Decades of Remembrance: War and the Displacement of Family Photography ;

Part Four: Memory Working

20. Jeremy Seabrook: 'My life is in that box' ;
21. Val Williams: Carefully Creating an Idyll: Vanessa Bell and Snapshot Photography 1907-46 ;
22. Lea Andrews: Manoeuvres ;
23. Jo Spence: Soap, Family Album Work . . . and Hope ;
24. Astra: Model Subject ;
25. Rosy Martin: Unwind the Ties that Bind ;
26. Maxine Walker: Intimate Distance ;
27. Jo Spence: Shame-work: Thoughts on Family Snaps and Fractured Identities ;
28. Elizabeth-Anne Williams: Repositioning the Status Quo: The Bedroom ;

Coda

29. Barbara Rosenblum: 'I have begun the process of dying' ;

Notes.