Photography, Vision, and the Production of Modern Bodies

Photography, Vision, and the Production of Modern BodiesExamines photography and its contribution to changing notions of the body in modernity. Lalvani argues that modernity represents the powerful privileging of vision and the introduction of a paradigm of seeing that is historically distinctive. Taking the introduction of photography in the nineteenth century as a crucial development in the expansion of modern vision, he draws on the writings of Alan Sekula, John Tagg, Jonathan Crary, Norman Bryson and

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