Eyewitnessing: The Uses Of Images As Historical Evidence Peter Burke Reaktion Books Αγγλικά Βιβλία History General Issues

Eyewitnessing Evaluates The Place And Potency Of Images Among Other Kinds Historical Evidence By Reviewing Many Varieties Across Region Period Medium Looking At Pragmatic Uses (From Bayeux Tapestry To An Engraving A Printing Press Or Reconstruction Building) Peter Burke Illuminates Damaging Consequences Our Assumption That These Practical Are Reflections Specific Meanings Influences Traditionally Art Historians Have Depended On Two Types Analysis When Dealing With Visual Imagery: Iconography Iconology Describes Approaches Concluding They Insufficient Focusing Instead As Message Social Contexts He Discusses Both Religious Political Ones In Advertising Commodities Ultimately Shows How Iconographic Well Post-Iconographic Methods--The Latter Including Psychoanalysis Semiotics Viewer Response Deconstruction--Are Useful Problematic Contemporary Σελίδες: 304 Διαστάσεις: 12 9X12 9Cm