Spectacle and spectres: London 7 july 2005
New Formations - ISSN 0950-2378
Volume 2007 Number 62
Spectacle and spectres: London 7 july 2005
Gillian Rose pages -
Abstract
Rose discusses the personal photographs, released by the Evening Standard and replicated by other national newspapers, of dead and missing victims of the London 7/7 bombings. Rose argues that the photographs aimed to incorporate victims and readers in a community of normality and thus to erase questions of responsibility. She suggests a method of looking differently at photographs of the dead, acknowledging difference and a responsibility to engage with that difference.
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Gillian Rose (2007) Spectacle and spectres: London 7 july 2005, New Formations, 2007(62), -