Visual culture, photography and the urban: An interpretive framework

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This paper offers a framework for understanding and reflecting upon the various ways that urban scholars have worked with visual representations of city spaces. It suggests that there are three main approaches: Representing the urban, evoking the urban and performing the urban. The paper discusses the methodological implications of each of these.

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Rose, G. (2014). Visual culture, photography and the urban: An interpretive framework. Space and Culture, India, 2(3), 4–13. https://doi.org/10.20896/saci.v2i3.92

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