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	title:	An Introduction to Visual Culture
	author:	Nicholas Mirzoeff
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Routledge
	released:	May 13, 1999
	isbn:	0415158761
	isbn-13:	9780415158763

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Good for Beginners - Rated The book covers several different forms of visual culture, from painting to photography to virtuality. N. Mirzoeff also looks at transculture, sex, film and television. The book gave me some good introductory ideas to a module in American Visual Culture at university and especially came in handy for a seminar on ‘Seeing Sex’. I would suggest it to anyone who is just starting to look at Visual Culture as it is relatively easy to read and simplifies the topic making it straightforward and comprehensible.

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Good for Beginners - Rated 4/5
The book covers several different forms of visual culture, from painting to photography to virtuality. N. Mirzoeff also looks at transculture, sex, film and television. The book gave me some good introductory ideas to a module in American Visual Culture at university and especially came in handy for a seminar on ‘Seeing Sex’. I would suggest it to anyone who is just starting to look at Visual Culture as it is relatively easy to read and simplifies the topic making it straightforward and comprehensible.