Darkside: photography and desire: the hysterical hystery of photography

Henry Bond

Darkside: photography and desire: the hysterical hystery of photography

Henry Bond

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Abstract

A Freudo-Lacanian reading of fine art photography practice with a specific emphasis on the dichotomy between the clinical categories of obsession and hysteria.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Darkside I
Subtitle of host publication	photographic desire and sexuality photographed
Editors	Urs Stahel
Place of Publication	Gottingen, Germany
Publisher	Steidl
ISBN (Print)	9783865217165
Publication status	Published - 2008

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Note: This publication accompanied the exhibition 'Darkside - photographic desire and sexuality photographed' at Fotomuseum Winterthur (6 Sep - 16 Nov 2008).

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Darkside: photography and desire: the hysterical hystery of photography

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