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Visual culture studies

account, from Crary, of how nineteenth-century optical devices and physiology produced a new, embodied observer, replacing the camera obscura model of vision.

In visual culture studies, techniques of the observer refers to account, from Crary, of how nineteenth-century optical devices and physiology produced a new, embodied observer, replacing the camera obscura model of vision. This meaning comes from Crary (1990) in Techniques of the observer.[1]

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Crary, J. (1990). Techniques of the observer. MIT Press. ISBN 9780262031691

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