The Palgrave handbook of image studies /
This handbook brings together the most current and hotly debated topics in studies about images today. In the first part, the book gives readers an historical overview and basic diacronical explanation of the term image, including the ways it has been used in different periods throughout history. In...
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New York :
Palgrave Macmillan,
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: between the creation and disintegration of images / Krešimir Purgar
- Part I Essential histories
- The concept of the image in the Old and New Testaments / Michael Shaw
- Mimesis and simulacrum in Aristotle and Plato / Nickolas Pappas
- Iconoclastic disputes in Byzantium / Konstantinos Giakoumis
- Perspective, space and camera obscura in the Renaissance / Ian Verstegen / Immanuel Kant and the emancipation of the image / Mojca Kuplen
- Formalism and Kunstwissenschaft. the "how" of the image / Andrea Pinotti
- Aby Warburg and the foundations of image studies / Steffen Haug and Johannes von Müller - Early interactions of static and moving images / Mirela Ramljak Purgar
- Iconoclasm and creation of the avant-garde / Nadja Gnamus
- Planarity, pictorial space, and abstraction / Jeffrey Strayer
- The postmodern image / Luca Malavasi
- Digital images and virtual worlds / Rebecca Haar
- The Martian image (on Earth) / Ingrid Hoelzl and Remi Marie
- Part II Fundamental concepts
- Intentionality, phantasy, and image consciousness in Edmund Husserl / Claudio Rozzoni
- Aura, technology, and the work of art in Walter Benjamin / Žarko Paic̀
- Image and the illusion of immanence in Jean-Paul Sartre / John Lechte
- Trait, identity, and the gaze in Jacques Lacan / Andrei Gornykh
- Symbolic exchange and simulation in Jean Baudrillard / Gary Genosko
- Historicity of observing and vision in Jonathan Crary / Lukasz Zaremba
- Male gaze and visual pleasure in Laura Mulvey / Patricia Stefanovic and Ana Gruic̀ Parac̀
- Reality, fiction and make-believe in Kendall Walton / Emanuele Arielli
- The technical image in Vilem Flusser / Dario Vuger
- Impulse to see in Rosalind Krauss / Filip Lipiński
- The power of and response to images in David Freedberg / Maxime Boidy
- Part III Frequent subjects
- Ontological dispute: what is an image? / Andrea Rabbito
- Representation and the Scopic Regime of (Post-) Cartesianism / Donal Moloney
- The iconic (in)difference / Pietro Conte
- Seeing-as, seeing-in, seeing-with: looking through pictures / Emmanuel Alloa
- Varieties of transparency / John Kulvicki
- Photographic images in the digital era / Koray Deǧirmenci
- Images and invisibility / Øvyind Vågnes
- How to make images real / Wolfram Pichler
- Images and ethics / Asbjørn Grønstad
- The beholder's freedom: critical remarks on the "Will to see" / Mark Halawa-Sarholz
- Surveillance and manipulation versus networking and sharing / Elio Ugenti
- Mobile images / Gaby David
- Part IV Related disciplines
- Phenomenology of the image / Harri Mäcklin
- Visual semiotics / Angela Mengoni
- Literary iconology: tropes and typologies / Liliane Louvel
- French theory: poststructuralism and deconstruction / Iris Laner
- Anglo-American theory: representation and visual activism / Andrea Průchová Hrůzová
- German Theory: Bildwissenschaft and the iconic turn / Žarko Paic̀
- The image and neuroaesthetics / Matthew Rampley
- Visual sociology / Carolina Cambre
- Images and architecture / Vlad Ionescu, Maarten Van Den Driessche, and Louis De Mey
- What is design theory? / Oliver Ruf
- Part V Contemporary thinkers
- W. J. T. Mitchell / Krešimir Purgar
- Michele Cometa / Valeria Cammarata
- Paul Crowther / Elena Fell
- Hans Belting / Luca Vargiu
- Klaus Sachs-Rombach / Lukas R. A. Wilde
- Dieter Mersch / Marcel Finlce
- Horst Bredekamp / Yannis Hadjinicolaou
- Lambert Wiesing / Yvonne Förster
- Gottfried Boehm / Rahel Villinger
- Georges Didi-Huberman / Andrzej Leśniak.