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Visual culture studies

term used by Deborah Poole for the organised production, circulation and valuation of images across social and national boundaries.

In visual culture studies, visual economy refers to term used by Deborah Poole for the organised production, circulation and valuation of images across social and national boundaries. This meaning comes from Poole (1997) in Vision, race, and modernity.[1]

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References

Poole, D. (1997). Vision, race, and modernity. Princeton University Press. ISBN 9780691234649

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