After finding aspects of Stuart Hall’s text difficult to grasp in parts I turned to a chapter from Photography: A Critical Introduction (edited by Liz Wells) to try and get a better handle on the relevance of psyschoanalytic theory to photography criticism. It explains Freud’s take on voyeurism and fetishism clearly and concisely. Representations of [...]
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The Subject As Object: Photography and the Human Body – Michelle Henning (2000)
Posted in Photography Theory, tagged fetishism, freud, michelle henning, ncad, photography, Photography Criticism, psychoanalysis, stuart hall, visual culture, voyeurism on December 17, 2009 | 1 Comment »
