Doing family photography: the domestic, the public and the politics of sentiment / Gillian Rose
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TextPublication details: London: Ashgate, 2010Description: 158 pISBN: 9780754677321DDC classification: 770
Contents:
1 Introduction
2 How to Look at Family Photographs:
Practices, Objects, Subjects and Places
3 What is Done with Family Snaps?
4 What Happens with this Doing?
Family, Domestic Space and Mothering
5 The Circulation of Family Photographs in the Visual Economy
6 Family Photos Going Public
7 The Politics of Sentiment:
Picturing the Missing and the Dead in London, July 2005
8 Looking Again, Ethically, at Family Snaps in the Mass Media
9 Conclusions: Family Photographs, Domestic and Public, and the
Contemporary Visual Economy
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1 Introduction
2 How to Look at Family Photographs:
Practices, Objects, Subjects and Places
3 What is Done with Family Snaps?
4 What Happens with this Doing?
Family, Domestic Space and Mothering
5 The Circulation of Family Photographs in the Visual Economy
6 Family Photos Going Public
7 The Politics of Sentiment:
Picturing the Missing and the Dead in London, July 2005
8 Looking Again, Ethically, at Family Snaps in the Mass Media
9 Conclusions: Family Photographs, Domestic and Public, and the
Contemporary Visual Economy
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