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power of images: a standalone construct

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Art history

viewers' bodily and emotional responses to images, from veneration to arousal to attack, taken as a subject of history.

In art history, power of images refers to viewers' bodily and emotional responses to images, from veneration to arousal to attack, taken as a subject of history. This meaning comes from Freedberg (1989) in The Power of Images.[1]

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References

Freedberg, D. (1989). The Power of Images. University of Chicago Press. https://doi.org/10.7208/chicago/9780226259031.001.0001

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