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Azoulay on Citizenship & Photography
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Category Art, Photography, Politics, Theory
Tags Ariella Azoulay, Citizenship, Disaster, John Berger, Philosophy, Photography, Politics, Rebecca Solnit, Rousseau, The Civil Contract of Photography
Azoulay on citizenship and photography
“The civil contract of photography assumes that, at least in principle, the users of photography possess a certain power to suspend the gesture of the sovereign power which seeks to totally dominate the relations between them as governed – governed… Continue reading
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Category Art, Photography, Thought
Tags Ariella Azoulay, Citizenship, Humanism, Photography, Politics, Rousseau, Society
One off: Ariella Azoulay.
“My mother wouldn’t allow me to go to the beach on Fridays. That’s the day the Arabs go. “They go with their clothes on,” she muttered. Ever since, I’ve carried around in my head an image of Arabs half-submerged in… Continue reading
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Category Art, Photography, Politics, Theory, Thought
Tags Alterity, Ariella Azoulay, History, Irina Rozovsky, Israel, One to Nothing, Palestine, Photography, Politics, The Civil Contract of Photography, The Document, The Image, Theory, WJT Mitchell