Photographs and Fiction A Theoretical Discourse and a Creative Response

Author

John Stein

Date of Award

2003

Document Type

Thesis

Degree Name

Bachelors

Department

Humanities

First Advisor

Moore, John

Keywords

Photography, Fiction, Illustration, Art

Area of Concentration

Humanities

Abstract

Photographs and Fiction seeks to determine the philosophy and psychology of photography in five realms: Chapter 1 presents the impact of photography on the human psyche. Chapter 2 discusses misinterpretations about the nature of photography. Chapter 3 looks at the birth of photography, as well as the controversy of accepting creative photography as an art. Chapter 4 seeks to understand the problems and benefits of the languages of image and word. Chapter 5 explores syntax in photographs, paying special mind to photography as fiction. Photographs and Fiction concludes with a creative response by the author, entitled sounds cat make. Sounds cats make is a photographically illustrated story, and Chapter 6 discusses the intent behind the piece.

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