Photography in Africa – Ethnographic Perspectives

Richard Vokes

Introduction - Part I Photography & the Ethnographic Encounter - Richard Vokes Double Alienation: Evans-Pritchard's Zande & Nuer Photographs in Comparative Perspective - Christopher Morton Photographing 'the Bridge': Product & Process in the Analysis of a Social Situation in Non-modern Zululand - Chris Wingfield Frontier Photographs: Northern Kenya & the Paul Baxter Collection - Neil Carrier and Kimo Quaintance Memories of a Blue Nile Home: Still Picture, Moving Contexts & Multimedia Linkage - Wendy James Memories of a Blue Nile Home: Still Picture, Moving Contexts & Multimedia Linkage - Part II Picturing the Nation: Photography, Memory & Resistance - Judith Aston Emptying the Gallery: The Archive's Fuller Circle - Erin Haney 'Ca Bouscoulait!': Democratization & Photography in Senegal - Jennifer Bajorek 'A Once & Future Eden': Gorongosa National Park & the Making of Mozambique - Katie McKeown Reflections on Urban Space, the Visual & Political Affect in Kabila's Kinshasa - Part III The Social Life of Photographs - Katrien Pype On 'the Ultimate Patronage Machine': Photography & Substantial Relations in Rural South-western Uganda - Richard Vokes 'The Terror of the Feast': Photography, Textiles & Memory in Weddings along the East African Coast - Heike Behrend Ceremonies, Sitting Rooms & Albums: How Okiek Displayed Photographs in the 1990s - Corinne Kratz