Picturing Power: Visual Depiction and Social Relations (Sociological Review Monographs, No. 35)
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Picturing Power: Visual Depiction and Social Relations (Sociological Review Monographs, No. 35)

by Gordon Fyfe

Sociology social theory visual culture
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Picturing Power examines visual depiction through a sociological lens, focusing on its relationship to social relations and power. As part of the Sociological Review Monographs series, this focused volume considers how representation and visual culture can be understood within broader social contexts.

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Picturing Power explores the relationship between visual depiction and social relations.

Presented as a sociological study, the book considers how images and representation connect with questions of power.

This volume belongs to the Sociological Review Monographs series and offers a focused contribution to the study of visual culture and society.

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