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ultimately touch me , who am here ; the duration of the transmission is insignificant ; the photograph of the missing being ... A sort of umbilical cord links the body or the photographed thing to my gaze : light , though impalpable ...
ultimately touch me , who am here ; the duration of the transmission is insignificant ; the photograph of the missing being ... A sort of umbilical cord links the body or the photographed thing to my gaze : light , though impalpable ...
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( 11 ; emphasis added ) 9 a Epstein's statement illustrates the process of reading the Holocaust photograph : looking at the family pictures , placing them in context through reading and seeing films , being unable to understand or to ...
( 11 ; emphasis added ) 9 a Epstein's statement illustrates the process of reading the Holocaust photograph : looking at the family pictures , placing them in context through reading and seeing films , being unable to understand or to ...
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This photograph signifies death and loss , even while , as a kind of “ fetish object , ” it disavows loss . The parents keep it in their bedroom to refer to , Art competes with it , and we take it as the ultimately unassimilable fact ...
This photograph signifies death and loss , even while , as a kind of “ fetish object , ” it disavows loss . The parents keep it in their bedroom to refer to , Art competes with it , and we take it as the ultimately unassimilable fact ...
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Maus Mourning and PostMemoryPR 14 | 3 |
The Politics of Form and Subjectivity | 30 |
An Interview with Nancy K Miller | 51 |
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