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Intimate Conflicts: Foregrounding the Radical Politics of Family Photographs
(University Press of New England, 2014-12)
In this essay I discuss the common scholarly argument that because the nuclear family is conditioned by the social order, family photographs manifest and propagate social values as well as behavioral standards that secure ...
Photographic Histories, Actualities, Potentialities: Amateur Photography as Photographic Historiography
(National Media Museum, 2013)
This essay enters into a brief dialogue with the work of some scholars who mapped out the historiography of photography with a view to assessing whether its history could be explained comprehensibly and exist within a ...
Haunting Legacies: Family and Archival Photographs in Aleksandra Garlicka's Taxonomy of Polish Society (1985-95)
(2019-08-07)
This article expands knowledge about photography’s participation in pro-democratic socio-political processes in the years leading to the demise of the communist Polish People’s Republic and during the creation of the ...
Introduction: Photography in Transitioning European Communist and Post-communist Histories
(2019)
This is an introduction to a special issue of the peer-reviewed academic journal Photography and Culture on photographic cultures in late- and post-communist Eastern Europe, edited by Gil Pasternak
The Handbook of Photography Studies
(Bloomsbury, 2020-01-28)
A state-of-the-art overview of the field, The Handbook of Photography Studies examines the thematic interests, dynamic research methodologies and multiple scholarly directions of this exciting area. It is a source of ...