Dénaturaliser et repolitiser la catastrophe par-delà les clichés ? Lecture critique de la série photographique Portraits submergés de G. Mendel

The series Submerged Portraits by photographer Gideon Mendel portrays mostly powerless and passive inhabitants in a variety of flooded places across the globe. The photographer’s goal was to raise awareness concerning humanity’s generalised vulnerability in terms of climate change. Beyond this state...

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Autores principales:	Alexis Metzger, Pauline Guinard
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Lenguaje:	ES FR
Publicado:	OpenEdition 2021
Materias:	flooding territory portrait photography climate change exoticism Mathematical geography. Cartography GA1-1776
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:ff3fff012e4346598d7f4b3265289bfc2021-12-02T10:17:14ZDénaturaliser et repolitiser la catastrophe par-delà les clichés ? Lecture critique de la série photographique Portraits submergés de G. Mendel0764-34701769-729810.4000/mappemonde.5069https://doaj.org/article/ff3fff012e4346598d7f4b3265289bfc2021-03-01T00:00:00Zhttp://journals.openedition.org/mappemonde/5069https://doaj.org/toc/0764-3470https://doaj.org/toc/1769-7298The series Submerged Portraits by photographer Gideon Mendel portrays mostly powerless and passive inhabitants in a variety of flooded places across the globe. The photographer’s goal was to raise awareness concerning humanity’s generalised vulnerability in terms of climate change. Beyond this stated objective, which we will discuss, the geographical analysis of this series of images aims to understand the way in which the inhabitants and places represented in these photographs are staged in order to decrypt the representations and messages they convey. This article aims to denaturalise, reterritorialise, and repoliticise these images, which are the result of choices that can be criticized.Alexis MetzgerPauline GuinardOpenEditionarticlefloodingterritoryportraitphotographyclimate changeexoticismMathematical geography. CartographyGA1-1776ESFRM@ppemonde, Vol 130 (2021)
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description	The series Submerged Portraits by photographer Gideon Mendel portrays mostly powerless and passive inhabitants in a variety of flooded places across the globe. The photographer’s goal was to raise awareness concerning humanity’s generalised vulnerability in terms of climate change. Beyond this stated objective, which we will discuss, the geographical analysis of this series of images aims to understand the way in which the inhabitants and places represented in these photographs are staged in order to decrypt the representations and messages they convey. This article aims to denaturalise, reterritorialise, and repoliticise these images, which are the result of choices that can be criticized.
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title	Dénaturaliser et repolitiser la catastrophe par-delà les clichés ? Lecture critique de la série photographique Portraits submergés de G. Mendel
title_short	Dénaturaliser et repolitiser la catastrophe par-delà les clichés ? Lecture critique de la série photographique Portraits submergés de G. Mendel
title_full	Dénaturaliser et repolitiser la catastrophe par-delà les clichés ? Lecture critique de la série photographique Portraits submergés de G. Mendel
title_fullStr	Dénaturaliser et repolitiser la catastrophe par-delà les clichés ? Lecture critique de la série photographique Portraits submergés de G. Mendel
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Dénaturaliser et repolitiser la catastrophe par-delà les clichés ? Lecture critique de la série photographique Portraits submergés de G. Mendel

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