TANYA SHEEHAN is associate professor in the Art Department at Colby College. She is the author of Doctored: The Medicine of Photography in Nineteenth-Century America.
"[These] essays collectively offer astute and rigorous insights
into photography, its histories, and their relation to the
construction of difference broadly conceived, making the volume an
important and timely contribution to our evolving understanding of
this global visual practice."--Andrea Noble, professor of visual
culture studies, Durham University
This collection engages with an impressive array of sources to
propose a welcome expansion of the notion of difference in
photography. . . . Beyond the deconstruction of the white male
Western gaze, what is offered here is a more radical decentering of
photography, envisioned both in its infinite historical diversity
and as a global apparatus of visuality. Francois Brunet, professor
of art and literature of the United States, University of Paris
Diderot"
[These] essays collectively offer astute and rigorous insights into
photography, its histories, and their relation to the construction
of difference broadly conceived, making the volume an important and
timely contribution to our evolving understanding of this global
visual practice. Andrea Noble, professor of visual culture studies,
Durham University"
"This collection engages with an impressive array of sources to
propose a welcome expansion of the notion of 'difference' in
photography. . . . Beyond the deconstruction of the white male
Western gaze, what is offered here is a more radical decentering of
'photography, ' envisioned both in its infinite historical
diversity and as a global apparatus of visuality."--Francois
Brunet, professor of art and literature of the United States,
University of Paris Diderot
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