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ideal photograph: a standalone construct

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Photography theory

an idealised causal photograph that Scruton uses to argue that photographs as such do not represent and cannot be works of representational art.

In photography theory, ideal photograph refers to an idealised causal photograph that Scruton uses to argue that photographs as such do not represent and cannot be works of representational art. This meaning comes from Scruton (1981) in Critical Inquiry.[1]

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Scruton, R. (1981). Photography and Representation. Critical Inquiry, 7(3), 577-603. https://doi.org/10.1086/448116

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