CfP: Special issue for Sources : “Photographing African Social Worlds: Production and Circulation of Visual Representations”
See: https://www.sources-journal.org/521
This issue aims to critically examine, through the use of documentary photography in Africa, the visual representations of the social world produced and disseminated by researchers and photographers working together or independently. It aims to focus on the multiple influences that contribute to the construction and evolution of such visual representations, on the one hand, and on the circulation of individuals, norms and images, on the other. The contributions will be part of a more global reflection on the use of photographs as sources for research in social science and about Africa. They will be grounded upon in-depth case studies and will present the authors’ approach in the field and show the photographs produced.
Special Issue Coordinators: Chloé Josse-Durand (IFRA-Nairobi), Constance Perrin-Joly (Université Sorbonne Paris Nord – IRIS)
Please send your proposals at: cperrinjoly@gmail.com, chloe.jossedurand@gmail.com, sources@services.cnrs.fr
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luisaarango2020 (17 mai 2021). CfP: Special issue for Sources : “Photographing African Social Worlds: Production and Circulation of Visual Representations” Researching Sudan - A perspective on contemporary Sudan. Consulté le 24 mai 2025 à l’adresse https://doi.org/10.58079/mhka