Image, Touch, Possibilities: A Photograph from the 2013 Bulgarian Protests Travels the World
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https://doi.org/10.18357/anthropologica6412022364Mots-clés :
Image, protestations, Bulgarie, politique, espoir, harmonisation, imagination, poétique, possibleRésumé
Cet article suit les vies d’une photographie qui a capturé un geste
improbable au milieu d’une scène de blessures pendant les manifestations
de masse de 2013, en Bulgarie. Il suit les impacts de l’image en se concentrant
sur six registres différents: l’ethnographe, le photographe, la fille sur la
photographie, un blogueur et un participant aux manifestations, les sites
mondiaux de partage d’images et une production hollywoodienne. L’auteur
s’efforce de s’accorder avec la force affective de l’image et de rendre visible
certaines façons dont elle parvient à perturber et à reconfigurer les mondes
existants, à égayer les atmosphères et les vies, et à susciter le désir et
l’anticipation d’un monde en commun.
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