How do images shape our worldview ? What do their study bring to our understanding of society ? Through interviews, essays and reviews this dossier shows how the close study of still or moving images has become central to the social sciences. From anthropology to history or literature, taking into account the overwhelming presence of visual representation yields unexpected and original information about human, social and political relationships.
Recherche
- Anna Lawton, « Bury and Let Die. Film Censorship in post-Stalin Russia », Books & Ideas, 12 October 2011
- Gérôme Truc, « Seeing Double. 9/11 and its Mirror Images », Books & Ideas, 16 September 2010
- Claire Gallien, « Picturing Fantasies. Illustrations of the Arabian Nights », Books & Ideas, 7 September 2011
- Philippe Simay, « What Images Show. An Interview with Philippe Descola », Books & Ideas, 5 avril 2012
Dossier's Articles
by , 30 July 2012
Find us here :
To quote this article :
Cristelle Terroni, « The Power of Images », Books and Ideas , 30 July 2012. ISSN : 2105-3030. URL : https://booksandideas.net/The-Power-of-Images
Nota Bene:
If you want to discuss this essay further, you can send a proposal to the editorial team (redaction at laviedesidees.fr). We will get back to you as soon as possible.
You might also like
Our partners
Sections
Keep in touch
© laviedesidees.fr - Any replication forbidden without the explicit consent of the editors. - Mentions légales - webdesign : Abel Poucet