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photographic archive: a standalone construct

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analysis, from Allan Sekula, of the archive as the system that ordered police and scientific photographs of bodies, linking honorific and repressive portraiture.

In photography theory, photographic archive refers to analysis, from Allan Sekula, of the archive as the system that ordered police and scientific photographs of bodies, linking honorific and repressive portraiture. This meaning comes from Sekula (1986) in October.[1]

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  1. Sekula, A. (1986). The Body and the Archive. October, 39, 3. https://doi.org/10.2307/778312

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