(The) extraordinary archive of Arthur J. Munby : photographing class and gender in the nineteenth century

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Acknowledgements = vii
• Introduction : The Munby Archive = 1
• 1 Academically Locating the Archive : History and Theory of Photography - The Nineteenth Century = 7
• Photography's pre-industrial age : 1850-60 = 11
• Back to the archive = 14
• The urban collection = 17
• 2 What is a Photograph? = 19
• 3 The City, Photography and Relations of Looking = 27
• Munby, photography and the flâneur = 31
• Mid-Victorian painting and the imagining of class = 34
• Photography and class in the mid-Victorian period = 39
• 4 Who was Munby? Useful Readings of the Munby Archive = 45
• Munby : flâneur the and man about town = 51
• 5 Munby and the Turn to Photography : Hannah, the Private Urban Collection and the Search for Photographic Truth = 67
• Taking 'attitudes' : the photographing of Hannah Cullwick = 76
• 6 Starting to Collect : Munby and his Turn to Commercially Produced Photographs of Working-Class Women = 123
• Ensuring urban authenticity and controlling photographic indexicality = 136
• 'Photographic hunting and people studying' : photography and the new urban working class = 139
• Photographic acceptance : replacing the text with the image = 164
• 7 Dressing Above Your Station and Making it Work for Him : Domestic Photographs of the Urban Working-Class Woman = 175
• Maidservants in working dress = 190
• The inherent problem of indexicality, gazing and power = 196
• Three photographs : three problems = 200
• Accepting photographic veracity and the formation of photographic genres in the 1860s and the 1870s = 206
• Photography and the formation and control of class difference = 213
• 8 Under the Skin : Munby's Photographs of Facially Disfigured Women - The Real and the Symbolic = 219
• Photography and the abject body = 230
• Photography, the real and the inhumanity of power = 240
• Appendix : The Photographic Archive = 245
• Album one = 245
• Album two = 246
• Album three = 246
• Album four = 248
• Album five = 252
• Album six = 255
• Album seven = 257
• Miscellaneous = 257
• The shelves = 258
• Notes = 261
• Bibliography = 277
• Index = 290