Name/Title
The Handbook of Visual CultureDescription
The Handbook of Visual Culture offers an essential overview of the key debates, theories, and methodologies that define the field of visual culture today. Bringing together a diverse range of scholars, this interdisciplinary volume examines how visual experiences—from art and media to everyday imagery—shape our understanding of the world.
Covering topics such as visual technologies, aesthetics, identity, and power, the book provides a critical framework for analyzing images in both historical and contemporary contexts. It is an invaluable resource for students, researchers, and anyone interested in how visuality intersects with culture, politics, and society.Publication Details
Editor
Ian Heywood, Barry SandywellPublisher
Berg - London - New YorkISBN
978 1 84788 573 9Dimensions
Height
11 inWidth
8 inDepth
1-3/4 in