The Camerawork Essays. Context and Meaning in Photography.

Texts :
I. THE PHOTOGRAPH: CONTEXTS OF/FOR MEANING :
1. John Berger: Ways of Remembering (no. 10, July 1978) ;
2. John A. Walker: Context as a Determinant of Photographic Meaning. (no. 14, July 1980) ;
3. John Tagg: The World of Photography or Photography of the World? (no. 6, April 1977) ;
4. Victor Burgin: Art, Common Sense and Photography (no. 3, July 1976) ;
II. PHOTOGRAPHY OF HISTORY, OR PHOTOGRAPHS AS HISTORY? :
5. Don Slater: The Object of Photography (no. 26, 1983) ;
6. David Green: On Foucault: Disciplinary Power and Photography (no. 32, Summer 1985) ;
7. David Alan Mellor: Mass Observation: The Intelectual Climate (no. 11, Sept. 1978) ;
8. Don MacPherson: Nation, Mandate, Memory. (no. 11, Sept. 1978) ;
9. Terry Smith: Pictured History: The Matchgirls' Strike 18888 (no. 17, Jan./Febr. 1980) ;
III. INSTITUTIONS AND IDEOLOGIES IN/OF PHOTOGRAPHY :
10. Don Slater: Marketing the Medium: An Anti-Marketing report. (no. 18, march 1980) ;
11. Kathy Myers: Towards a feminist Erotica (no. 24, March 1982) ;
12. Rosetta Brooks: Fashion: Double-Page Spread. (no. 17, Jan./Febr. 1980) ;
13. Left in Sight. An Interview with Stuart Hall (no. 29, Winter 1983/84) ;
14. Kathy Myers: Loves Labour Lost. (no. 29, Winter 1983/84) ;
15. Jessica Evans: An Affront to Taste? The Disturbances of Jo Spence ;
INDEX.