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Four Arts Of Photography An Essay In Philosophy New Directions In Aesthetics 1st Edition Lopes

Name: Four Arts Of Photography An Essay In Philosophy New Directions In Aesthetics 1st Edition Lopes
SKU: BELL-38441434
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Four Arts Of Photography An Essay In Philosophy New Directions In Aesthetics 1st Edition Lopes instant download after payment.

Publisher: Wiley

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.41 MB

Pages: 200

Author: Lopes, Dominic McIver

ISBN: 9781119053170, 111905317X

Language: English

Year: 2016

Edition: 1

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Four Arts Of Photography An Essay In Philosophy New Directions In Aesthetics 1st Edition Lopes by Lopes, Dominic Mciver 9781119053170, 111905317X instant download after payment.

Four Arts of Photography explores the history of photography through the lens of philosophy and proposes a new scholarly understanding of the art form for the 21st century. Re-examines the history of art photography through four major photographic movements and with case studies of representative images Employs a top-down, theory to case approach, as well as a bottom-up, case to theory approach Advances a new theory regarding the nature of photography that is grounded in technology but doesn’t place it in opposition to painting Includes commentaries by two leading philosophers of photography, Diarmuid Costello and Cynthia A. Freeland