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020			_a9781913380830
100			_aBurbridge, Ben _98528
245		0	_aPhotography After Capitalism/ _cBen Burbridge
260			_aLondon; _bGoldsmiths Press; _c2022
300			_a256p; _c23x15cm
520			_aBurbridge delivers a provocative critique of how photography functions under capitalist systems, highlighting how much labor—both visible and invisible—is embedded within photographic culture today. He expands the notion of photography to include not only the act of taking images, but also the technological infrastructures, platform regimes, laborers (like moderators, smartphone assemblers, content managers), and socio-economic forces that support it. In doing so, he argues that to understand contemporary photography is to understand capitalism, and he looks for sites of resistance where photographic practice might help reimagine or subvert exploitative relations.
546			_aEnglish
650			_aIndustry- workers _98529
650			_aTR624-835 Technology- Applied Photography
942			_cBK
999			_c5975 _d5975