Made to be seen
Subtitle: perspectives on the history of visual anthropology
By: edited by Marcus Banks and Jay Ruby
Publisher: University of Chicago Press
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Chicago; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 419
ISBN-13: 9780226036618; 9780226036625
Subjects: Visual anthropology
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 355-404) and index.
Table of contents: title: Skilled visions: toward an ecology of visual inscriptions / Cristina Grasseni; title: Material visions: dress and textiles / Sandra Dudley; title: Visual anthropology and the built environment: interpenetrations of the visible and the invisible / Roxana Waterson; title: Unfinished dialogues: notes toward an alternative history of art and anthropology / Arnd Schneider; title: Theorizing "the body" in visual culture / Brenda Farnell; title: Tracing photography / Elizabeth Edwards; title: Ethnographic film / Matthew Durington and Jay Ruby; title: Digital visual anthropology: potentials and challenges / Sarah Pink; title: Native intelligence: a short history of debates on indigenous media and ethnographic film / Faye Ginsburg; title: Productive dissonance and sensuous image-making: visual anthropology and experimental film / Kathryn Ramey; title: Anthropology and the problem of audience reception / Stephen Putnam Hughes; title: Hindsight/postscript: ethical and epistemic reflections on/of anthropological vision / Michael Herzfeld.