... der Vernichtung. Öffentlicher Gebrauch von Fotografien aus nationalsozialistischen Konzentrationslagern nach 1945 (Berlin: Akademie). Bryant, Marsha, ed. 1996 Photo-Textualities: Reading Photographs and Literature (Newark: University of Delaware Press). Bryson, Norman 1988...

...Timothy Dow Adams This essay considers the history of photography in fiction, concentrating on issues of genre. Starting with a survey of nineteenth-century novels which included physical photographs, the essay moves to twentieth-century novels, discussing ways in which the generic rules of written...

... how photographic inserts can be used to connect distant or incommensurate spaces: the represented space inside the photograph; the space of representation (of the photograph itself); and the extratextual space of the reader. However, the establishment of such a connection crucially depends...

...Nancy Pedri An examination of the use of photography in Roland Barthes by Roland Barthes sheds light on how the photographic documentary is secured in life writing. I argue that photographs in life writing invite readers to look beyond what is imaged to their own private experiences rather than...

... narrative, associating aura with early portrait photography but also with its successor, the commercial studio portrait. The childhood photograph of Franz Kafka, whose melancholy air serves Benjamin as an example of a paradoxical, post-auratic aura, recurs in his childhood memoirs, where the narrator...

...Mark M. Anderson The article examines two major German writers of documentary fiction, Alexander Kluge and W. G. Sebald, who incorporate photographs into their work as part of a complex strategy of realism. Both authors are strongly marked by the legacy of Nazi propaganda and its manipulation...

...J. J. Long Bertolt Brecht's War Primer , first published in 1955, is a collection of what Brecht termed “photo-epigrams.” These consist of a photograph—usually one cut from the illustrated press—mounted on a black background and accompanied by a four-line poem by Brecht. The theme of the book...

... photographs in the form of picture postcards. Edward Falco’s Chemical Landscapes Digital Tales (2006), available on the homepage of the Electronic Literature Organization (ELO), is a suite of image-text combinations where photograms are the object of ekphrastic re-presentations. Accounts of the Glass Sky...

... sometimes convey stories autonomously. The author argues based on a choice of photographs that inducing suspense or curiosity is possible even through a monochronic picture. The article also shows how single pictures induce experiences of duration or instantaneity, concluding that single monochronic...

... and image studies is examined. As a result, one can envisage a poetics of the photographic visual and, conversely, lay the foundations for a critical idiom: a metatextual practice and intermedial criticism resting on the image as a means whereby to study fiction through the lens of what may be called...

... University Press). 1998 “ Projected Memory: Holocaust Photographs in Personal and Public Fantasy ,” in Bal et al. 1998: 2 -23. 2001 “Surviving Images: Holocaust Photographs and the Work of Postmemory,” in Visual Culture and the Holocaust , edited by Barbie Zelizer, 146 -214 (New Brunswick, NJ...

... photographs, special effects, computer-generated graphics, multiple exposures, and animated images can all be used to lie to the camera . Sarah Kozloff defines livenessastheapparent congruence between discourse-time and reception-time...

... arises regarding Eshel's examination of Richter's Birkenau series. The paintings pay tribute to photographs that were taken by the Sonderkommando . The photographers, who were Jewish forced-laborers in the death camps, risked their lives in the production of these photographs, taken so the world could...

... different moral (and political) responses to ethically complex situations. The centerpiece of Tweeden s accusation against Franken was a photograph of Franken with his hands above her breasts as she slept in military gear, including a protective jacket. One noteworthy feature of the photograph...

... on the Internet. Giles’s “Photo of Maud Wagner” is one of a group of poems by a handful of poets who submitted their com- positions under the rubric “Maud Stevens Wagner (1907)” to accompany the photograph of the famously tattooed Maud Wagner seen in figure 5. The poem itself consists of this photograph...

... . . . displaying readable signs of dessication and diminishment” (Barry 2015 : n.p.). Utsugi internalizes such a perspective in the litany of illnesses, afflictions, and disabilities of his body in its age-reduced capacity. Tanizaki's deployment of the cinematic and the photographic as narrative strategies...

...’’ women had labia that ‘‘resembled the teats of a cow’’ (Gordon b: and re- ports had reached Victorian English ears that some women had labia that hung like an apron. By the end of the nineteenth century bushman bodies had been the sub- ject of dozens of photographic ‘‘essays Most...