The Camera as Actor
Photography and the Embodiment of Technology
Herausgeber: Cox Hall, Amy
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Photography and the Embodiment of Technology
Herausgeber: Cox Hall, Amy
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Looking beyond the impact photographs have on the perpetuation and expression of social norms and stereotypes, and the influence of the act of taking a photograph, this new collection brings together international scholars to examine the camera itself as an actor.
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Looking beyond the impact photographs have on the perpetuation and expression of social norms and stereotypes, and the influence of the act of taking a photograph, this new collection brings together international scholars to examine the camera itself as an actor.
Produktdetails
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- Routledge History of Photography
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 158
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. November 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 178mm x 252mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 552g
- ISBN-13: 9781350111974
- ISBN-10: 135011197X
- Artikelnr.: 60019217
- Routledge History of Photography
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 158
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. November 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 178mm x 252mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 552g
- ISBN-13: 9781350111974
- ISBN-10: 135011197X
- Artikelnr.: 60019217
Amy Cox Hall is a writer and cultural anthropologist.
Introduction: The Camera as Actor Amy Cox Hall
Amherst College
USA Chapter 1: What is a Camera? Kelley Wilder
Director
Photographic History Centre
De Montfort University
UK Chapter 2: The Camera as a Measuring Instrument Toma Dvorak
FAMU Prague
Czech Republic Chapter 3: The camera as tool
archive
and witness: Capturing epistemic injustice
responsibility
and disobedience. Alexander I. Stingl College d'etudes mondiales
Paris
France Chapter 4: Reflection
part I Amy Cox Hall
Amherst College
USA Chapter 5: Embryo Racing: The Diffusion of Time-Lapse Photography (TLP) Tools in Embryology Anne-Sophie Giraud and Manuela Perrotta
Queen Mary
University of London
UK Chapter 6: The Camera as a Device for Sociality: Photography and Young Male Adults with ASD Uschi Klein
University of Brighton
UK Chapter 7: Becoming the Camera: Constructing RoboCops through BWV Jessica Chapman
Carleton University
Canada Chapter 8: "Film is not Dead": The Role of Analogue Cameras in the Rematerialization of Photography and the Configuration of "Resistant" Aspirational Amateurism. Sergio Minniti
Yachay Tech University
Ecuador Chapter 9: The Trajectory of a Viral Image: On the Afterlife of the Alan Kurdi Image Avishek Ray
National Institute of Technology Silchar
India Chapter 10: Reflection
part II Amy Cox Hall
Amherst College
USA
Amherst College
USA Chapter 1: What is a Camera? Kelley Wilder
Director
Photographic History Centre
De Montfort University
UK Chapter 2: The Camera as a Measuring Instrument Toma Dvorak
FAMU Prague
Czech Republic Chapter 3: The camera as tool
archive
and witness: Capturing epistemic injustice
responsibility
and disobedience. Alexander I. Stingl College d'etudes mondiales
Paris
France Chapter 4: Reflection
part I Amy Cox Hall
Amherst College
USA Chapter 5: Embryo Racing: The Diffusion of Time-Lapse Photography (TLP) Tools in Embryology Anne-Sophie Giraud and Manuela Perrotta
Queen Mary
University of London
UK Chapter 6: The Camera as a Device for Sociality: Photography and Young Male Adults with ASD Uschi Klein
University of Brighton
UK Chapter 7: Becoming the Camera: Constructing RoboCops through BWV Jessica Chapman
Carleton University
Canada Chapter 8: "Film is not Dead": The Role of Analogue Cameras in the Rematerialization of Photography and the Configuration of "Resistant" Aspirational Amateurism. Sergio Minniti
Yachay Tech University
Ecuador Chapter 9: The Trajectory of a Viral Image: On the Afterlife of the Alan Kurdi Image Avishek Ray
National Institute of Technology Silchar
India Chapter 10: Reflection
part II Amy Cox Hall
Amherst College
USA
Introduction: The Camera as Actor Amy Cox Hall
Amherst College
USA Chapter 1: What is a Camera? Kelley Wilder
Director
Photographic History Centre
De Montfort University
UK Chapter 2: The Camera as a Measuring Instrument Toma Dvorak
FAMU Prague
Czech Republic Chapter 3: The camera as tool
archive
and witness: Capturing epistemic injustice
responsibility
and disobedience. Alexander I. Stingl College d'etudes mondiales
Paris
France Chapter 4: Reflection
part I Amy Cox Hall
Amherst College
USA Chapter 5: Embryo Racing: The Diffusion of Time-Lapse Photography (TLP) Tools in Embryology Anne-Sophie Giraud and Manuela Perrotta
Queen Mary
University of London
UK Chapter 6: The Camera as a Device for Sociality: Photography and Young Male Adults with ASD Uschi Klein
University of Brighton
UK Chapter 7: Becoming the Camera: Constructing RoboCops through BWV Jessica Chapman
Carleton University
Canada Chapter 8: "Film is not Dead": The Role of Analogue Cameras in the Rematerialization of Photography and the Configuration of "Resistant" Aspirational Amateurism. Sergio Minniti
Yachay Tech University
Ecuador Chapter 9: The Trajectory of a Viral Image: On the Afterlife of the Alan Kurdi Image Avishek Ray
National Institute of Technology Silchar
India Chapter 10: Reflection
part II Amy Cox Hall
Amherst College
USA
Amherst College
USA Chapter 1: What is a Camera? Kelley Wilder
Director
Photographic History Centre
De Montfort University
UK Chapter 2: The Camera as a Measuring Instrument Toma Dvorak
FAMU Prague
Czech Republic Chapter 3: The camera as tool
archive
and witness: Capturing epistemic injustice
responsibility
and disobedience. Alexander I. Stingl College d'etudes mondiales
Paris
France Chapter 4: Reflection
part I Amy Cox Hall
Amherst College
USA Chapter 5: Embryo Racing: The Diffusion of Time-Lapse Photography (TLP) Tools in Embryology Anne-Sophie Giraud and Manuela Perrotta
Queen Mary
University of London
UK Chapter 6: The Camera as a Device for Sociality: Photography and Young Male Adults with ASD Uschi Klein
University of Brighton
UK Chapter 7: Becoming the Camera: Constructing RoboCops through BWV Jessica Chapman
Carleton University
Canada Chapter 8: "Film is not Dead": The Role of Analogue Cameras in the Rematerialization of Photography and the Configuration of "Resistant" Aspirational Amateurism. Sergio Minniti
Yachay Tech University
Ecuador Chapter 9: The Trajectory of a Viral Image: On the Afterlife of the Alan Kurdi Image Avishek Ray
National Institute of Technology Silchar
India Chapter 10: Reflection
part II Amy Cox Hall
Amherst College
USA