Visual Culture: Spaces of visual cultureJoanne Morra, M.. MORRA SMITH (J.) Taylor & Francis, 2006 - 424 من الصفحات These texts represent both the formation of visual culture, and the ways in which it has transformed, and continues to transform, our understanding and experience of the world as a visual domain. |
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Extract from Panopticon papers | 3 |
The imaginary Orient | 19 |
Extract from The passage from arcade to cinema | 37 |
Extract from Modernity and the spaces of femininity | 46 |
Extract from The metropolis and mental life 52 | 52 |
a basic model for an epic theatre | 58 |
Building dwelling thinking | 66 |
Extract from The house From cellar to garret | 82 |
The other history of intercultural performance | 195 |
Extract from The tourist gaze | 220 |
geographical | 235 |
Homeless Vehicles and | 264 |
African influences in cybernetics | 289 |
PART 3 | 307 |
Chicago or the Worlds Fair | 351 |
America at the World Fairs 18511893 | 358 |
The specificity of the city | 102 |
Introduction to Orientalism | 119 |
the stakes of mobility in | 141 |
History | 161 |
Worlds | 381 |
Extract from The promotion of new technology through | 402 |
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25 cents aesthetic African African American American arcade architecture art museums artists body British building cage Chicago colonial construction contemporary criticism cultural cybernetics David Ochterlony Delacroix's demonstration dérive diaspora discourse display domination dwelling East economic Empire epic theatre European example exhibition exile experience fact Fredric Jameson French gaze gender geographical Gérôme global heterotopia Homeless Vehicle human identity ideological imperial India Internet Jackson Park live London Mary Cassatt means ment metaphor Midway Plaisance modern nation-state native nature nineteenth century nomadism objects organization Orient Orientalist painting Paris Park performance political postmodern production Rani regional relations representation ritual scale scene sculpture sense sexual Sirmur social society space spatial street structure Sukkot theatre things tion tourist traditional trans University Press urban visitors Western women World's Columbian Exposition World's Fair York