Photography after Postmodernism: Barthes, Stieglitz and the art of memory/ David Bate

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Bate, David

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Oxford; Routledge; 2022Description: 188p; 24x15cmISBN:

9781845115029

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DDC classification:

770.1--dc23

LOC classification:

TR183.B375 2022

Summary: In Photography After Postmodernism, David Bate examines how our understanding of photography has shifted in the era beyond postmodernism by revisiting and reinterpreting key ideas from Roland Barthes and Alfred Stieglitz. He argues that photographs now circulate within a broader “image-world” that influences our memory, sense of time, and cultural experience. Bate engages with archival, mnemonic, and temporal frameworks—such as “afterwardness”—to show how photographic meaning is never fixed but constantly rewoven through social, historical, and private contexts.

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In Photography After Postmodernism, David Bate examines how our understanding of photography has shifted in the era beyond postmodernism by revisiting and reinterpreting key ideas from Roland Barthes and Alfred Stieglitz. He argues that photographs now circulate within a broader “image-world” that influences our memory, sense of time, and cultural experience. Bate engages with archival, mnemonic, and temporal frameworks—such as “afterwardness”—to show how photographic meaning is never fixed but constantly rewoven through social, historical, and private contexts.

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