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  • Vol.3: On Photography, History, and Memory in Spain
  • Vol.2: Feminismos latinoamericanos
  • Vol.1: Crossing the Boundaries

On Photography, History, and Memory in Spain

Ed. Maria Nilsson

Introduction
On Photography, History, and Memory in Spain
Maria Nilsson

  1. Commodifying Place and Time: Photography, Memory, and Media Cultures Around 1850
    Rebecca Haidt
  2. Remembering Capa: Spain and the Legacy of Gerda Taro, 1936-37
    Hanno Hardt
  3. Stills of Mauthausen: The Photographic Memoirs of Nazi Camp Survivor Francesc Boix
    Maureen Tobin Stanley
  4. Travels in History Through Memory: Photography and the Restoration of the Past
    Txetxu Aguado
  5. Nueva Lente, Kracauer and the Historical Avant-Garde
    Susan Larson
  6. Encounters With the Unsightly: Reading (AIDS) History, Photography, and the Obscene
    Patricia Keller and Jonathan Snyder

Afterword
On Referentiality, Dissent, and the Inescapability of Context
Antonio Gómez L-Quiñones

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