Title: El fotoperiodismo en Argentina
Description: The book reconstructs a decade in which photojournalism gained unpublished prominence in the political and media history of Argentina. Accounts for ten years with the incorporation of new reporters into the profession, the struggle for professional hierarchy and the emergence of media that promoted a 'militant' photography. PhD in Social Science, author Cora E. Gamarnik (Buenos Aires, 1967) aims to historize the development of this craft, study its uniqueness, listen to the voice of photographers and think about the historical, cultural and political implications of its images. This book wonders about the modes of production and the historical context of the photographs, the paradigmatic images of different periods of Argentine history and the looks that there were about them.
Subjects: Photojournalism, History, Photography, Pictorial works, Social conditions
Places: Argentina
Time periods: 20th century, 1965-1975