Titlebook: Contemporary Photography as Collaboration; Mathilde Bertrand,Karine Chambefort-Kay Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

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Verhaltensbiologie: Inhalte und Geschichtean be found in all of my photo series, but in the project entitled “Scattered Memories of a Distorted Future,” started in May 2021 and still ongoing, collaboration has not been just to advance my project but has formed the core concept of the work.

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Polynome und Polynomgleichungen,s in the 1970s and 1980s in which community photography played an important role. The chapter argues that photography has served multiple functions in debates about urbanism in postwar Britain, which largely mirrors wider shifts in debates about participation in urban policy and planning.

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Photographic Representations of Urban Communities in Postwar Britain and the Emergence of Collaborats in the 1970s and 1980s in which community photography played an important role. The chapter argues that photography has served multiple functions in debates about urbanism in postwar Britain, which largely mirrors wider shifts in debates about participation in urban policy and planning.

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ield ofphotography: this includes a reinvention of the position of the photographer –in turns facilitator or project leader– of curating and exhibition models, of archiving methodologies, of photographic educat978-3-031-41446-6978-3-031-41444-2

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Introduction: Changing the Paradigm of Photographic Creation and Circulation,the assumption of a recent transformation of photography. By drawing on the notion that photography is not only a visual art but also a social practice, the authors of this book collectively debunk the standard story of photography as the work of a single operator, author or hero. Not only do they r

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A Photography of Becoming: Re-imaging the Promise of Participatory Photographyecoming accounts for the fluid and contrary forms of photography that emerge from participatory projects. It frames participatory photography’s potential as lying in its capacity to enable and accommodate plural ways of seeing and to nurture a critical, dialogical engagement with difference. A photo

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, and ,: On Community Photobooks and Positive Self-Expressionups and with adults), this chapter proposes instead to apply sociologist Erving Goffman’s theories of positive self-expression to the photographic output. These theories provide a better understanding of the difference between insider and outsider photography. Finally, de-emphasising aesthetic consi