СВИДЕТЕЛЬСТВО ИЛЛЮЗИИ: СТЕРЕОФОТОГРАФИИ ПЕРВОЙ МИРОВОЙ ВОЙНЫ
Аннотация
В статье речь идет о стереоскопических фотографиях военных действий из серии The Great War Чарльза Хилтона Гирдвуда (Realistic Travel Publishers). Созданные в условиях строгой цензуры постановочные стереофотографии войны рассматриваются не столько как сомнительные свидетельства и пропагандистские материалы, нуждающиеся в разоблачении, сколько как специфические следы опыта соприсутствия смерти на войне. В силу сочетания значений постановочного и документального, иллюзорного и реального они ставят зрителя в непростую позицию телесного и этического вовлечения в действие и одновременно дистанцирования от него.
Ключевые слова: стереофотография, Первая мировая война, постановочность, иллюзия, телесный опыт, этика взгляда, Чарльз Хилтон Гирдвуд, Realistic Travel Publishers.
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