Critical theory, visual culture and emancipation: an interdisciplinary analysis of photography in global society
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https://doi.org/10.4013/csu.2021.57.2.10Keywords:
photography, social memory, critical theory, emancipationAbstract
This review analyzes the book Aesthetic enjoyment in visual culture: photography, memory and social alienation. by sociologist Sergio Luiz Pereira da Silva, who proposes an interdisciplinary analysis on photography. In this way, the book seeks to point out the mechanisms of contemporary domination and to propose ways of overcoming that domination. The book represents a great contribution to the critical analysis of the role of photography, but which could have presented in a systematic way it can be used as an digital activism tool for the transformation of reality in global society.
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