Looking Again: Violence, Photography, Spectatorship, and Conflict Images of Children

This thesis examines questions of photographic violence, ethics and spectatorship. It focuses these questions through images of children in situations of war and conflict. The thesis pursues several interrelated elements of the spectatorial relationship: context, presentation, temporality, photograp...

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Main Author: Lewis, Christopher Dennis
Format: Thesis
Published: Curtin University 2016
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/48441
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description This thesis examines questions of photographic violence, ethics and spectatorship. It focuses these questions through images of children in situations of war and conflict. The thesis pursues several interrelated elements of the spectatorial relationship: context, presentation, temporality, photographic technologies and ethics. At the core of the thesis is the imperative to look beyond the first glance - which, in the case of violent, confronting images where children are involved, often forces us to look away.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-484412017-02-03T05:27:04Z Looking Again: Violence, Photography, Spectatorship, and Conflict Images of Children Lewis, Christopher Dennis This thesis examines questions of photographic violence, ethics and spectatorship. It focuses these questions through images of children in situations of war and conflict. The thesis pursues several interrelated elements of the spectatorial relationship: context, presentation, temporality, photographic technologies and ethics. At the core of the thesis is the imperative to look beyond the first glance - which, in the case of violent, confronting images where children are involved, often forces us to look away. 2016 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/48441 Curtin University fulltext
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Looking Again: Violence, Photography, Spectatorship, and Conflict Images of Children
title Looking Again: Violence, Photography, Spectatorship, and Conflict Images of Children
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title_short Looking Again: Violence, Photography, Spectatorship, and Conflict Images of Children
title_sort looking again: violence, photography, spectatorship, and conflict images of children
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