L a b o r - Part 36

From Art History to Visual Culture. Studying the Visual after the Cultural Turn (Reader 2)

Keywords: curatorial texts, theory, postcolonialism, East-Central Europe,

Visual culture / Visual studies

Nostalgia for the Real: The troubled relation of art history to visual studies

Interdisciplinarity and Visual Culture (

Introduction: What is visual culture?

Injunctions of Marx

K”& ”L”

Panopticism

Introduction: Photography and the expressive face

The Spirit of Judaism

Introduction. In Haunted Media: Electronic presence from telegraphy to television.

Introduction to Postcolonial Studies (

Introduction. In Orientalism

Postcoloniality and the artifice of history: Who speaks of ”Indian” pasts?

Of mimicry and man:

The ambivalence of colonial discourse

From the view

the world to a point of view

it”: Rethinking sight, space, and the colonial subject”

Black bodies, white bodies:

Toward an iconography of female sexuality in late-nineteenth century of art, medicine and literature.

Passing between art history and postcolonial theory

Orientalism and the exhibitionary order

Inventing the ”postcolonial”: Hybridity and constituency in contemporary curating.

Double visions

Is the post- in the postmodernism the post- in postcolonial?

Occidentalism, (post)Coloniality, and (Post)subalterr Rationality

Introduction. The Balkans & The Balkans: Realia Qu’est-ce qu’il y a de hors-texte?

Introduction.

Making regions:

Notes ont he self-

Acquid Immune Deficiency Syndrome in Social Sciences in Eastern Europe

Kim Lane)

Keywords: curatorial texts, theory, postcolonialism, East-Central Europe,

Visual culture / Visual studies

Nostalgia for the Real: The troubled relation of art history to visual studies (Keith Moxey)

Interdisciplinarity and Visual Culture (W.J.T. Mitchel)

Introduction: What is visual culture? (Nicholas Mirzoeff)

Injunctions of Marx (Jacques Derrida)

”K”& ”L” (Walter Benjamin)

Panopticism (Michel Foucault)

Introduction: Photography and the expressive face (Robert Sobieszek)

The Spirit of Judaism (Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel)

Introduction. In Haunted Media: Electronic presence from telegraphy to television. (Jeffrey Scone)

Introduction to Postcolonial Studies (Deeplika Bahri)

Introduction. In Orientalism (Edward W. Said)

Postcoloniality and the artifice of history: Who speaks of ”Indian” pasts? (Dipesh Chakrabarty)

Of mimicry and man: The ambivalence of colonial discourse (Homi K. Bhabha)

”From the view on the world to a point of view in it”: Rethinking sight, space, and the colonial subject” (Jessica Dubow)

Black bodies, white bodies: Toward an iconography of female sexuality in late-nineteenth century of art, medicine and literature. (Slander L. Gilman)

Passing between art history and postcolonial theory (James D. Herbert)

Orientalism and the exhibitionary order (Timothy Mitchell)

Inventing the ”postcolonial”: Hybridity and constituency in contemporary curating. (Annie E. Coombres)

Double visions (Homi K. Bhabha)

Is the post- in the postmodernism the post- in postcolonial? (Anthony Kwame, Appiah)

Occidentalism, (post)Coloniality, and (Post)subalterr Rationality (Mignolo Walter)

Introduction. The Balkans & The Balkans: Realia Qu’est-ce qu’il y a de hors-texte? (Maria Todorova)

Introduction. In Inventing Eastern Europe: The map of civilization and the mind of the Enlightenment. (Lary Wolf)

Making regions: Central Europe (Iver B. Neuman)

Notes ont he self-colonisin cultures (Alexander Kiossev)

Acquid Immune Deficiency Syndrome in Social Sciences in Eastern Europe (Csepeli György, Örkény Antal, Sheppele, Kim Lane)

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HINTS: Background Infromation

A Reader from the Photocopied Library. 2004.

This is the first reader of the projekt maintained by HINTS. Its is to make an collection of art critic texts that with free access, which offers help and background to the interpretation of contemporary art trends. This volume is a collection of texts that are not available in Hungary.