Place

Introduction
Chapter One. The Photographer: A Corporeal Place in the Phenomenal World
- Going for a Walk with a Lived Body
- Inhabiting the World as a "lived place"
- Confrontational Aesthetics of Corporeality
Chapter Two. The Camera: A Place That Spatialises Time and Temporalises Space
- Seeing through the Camera
- An Apparatus that Lies in Wait 40The Black Box of Contingency
Chapter Three. The Photograph: A Place That Lacks Its Own Emplacement
- Never in a Single Location
- A Placeless Place Sailing Across Different Spaces
- The Vagabond Locomotion of Photographs
Chapter Four. Photographic Place: Looking at the Photographic Image from Its Edge
- Specificities of the Photographic Frame
- Photographic Place in a Maximised Blind Field
- Photographic Place in a Minimised Blind Field
- Liminality of the Photographic Place
Chapter Five. The Spectator: A Place That Is Sempiternally Taking Place
- Place as a State of Being
- "The event of photography" 98The Evental Place of Photography
Chapter Six. The Genre: The Aftermath of Place
- Landscape and the Agency of Place
- The Spectrality of the Image
- The Temporality of the Text
- The Exigency of the Photographed Place
Epilogue: The Geophilosophy of Photography
Acknowledgments
Notes
References
Index