Public, Private, Secret: On Photography and the Configuration of Self
Charlotte Cotton examines photography’s relationship with identity in this thoughtful exploration of how the self is configured across public, private, and secret spaces. The book considers the ways photographic images engage questions of visibility, personal representation, and self-understanding.
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Public, Private, Secret: On Photography and the Configuration of Self explores the relationship between photography and the formation of selfhood.
Organized around the ideas of the public, the private, and the secret, the book considers how images connect personal identity with visibility and representation.
Charlotte Cotton examines photography as a medium through which the self can be configured, presented, and understood.
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