From the birth of photography to the death of the author/ Marcy J. Dinius
Picturing the great unknown: John Wesley Powell and the divergent paths of art and science in the representation of the Colorado River and Utah canyonlands/ Roderick Coover
"Watch how dem touris' like fe look": tourist photography and Claude McKay's Jamaica/ Leah Rosenberg
Captured things: Man Ray's object photography/ Janine Mileaf
Photography's linguistic turn: on Werner Graeff's here comes the new photographer!/ Daniel H. Magilow
The power of what is not there: James Agee's Let us now praise famous men/ Stuart Burrows
Playing doll/ Liliane Weissberg
Situating images: photography, writing, and cinema in the work of Guy Debord/ Tyrus Miller
The generation of postmemory/ Marianne Hirsch
Picturing the specter of history: Zhang Ailing's visual practice/ Xiaojue Wang
Sphinxes without secrets: W.G. Sebald's albums and the aesthetics of photographic exchange/ Adrian Daub
Nothing to say: the war on terror and the mad photography of Roland Barthes/ Karen Beckman.
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On writing with photography. ISBN 9780816677290. Published by University of Minnesota Press in 2013. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
