History of Photography

期刊简介：Included in Thomson Reuters Arts and Humanities Citation Index® Founded in 1977, History of Photography is an international quarterly journal devoted to the history, practice and theory of photography in all its definitions - artistic, scientific, commercial, and domestic; in archives, art galleries, and museums; on the page, on the wall, or on the screen. The journal is inclusive and interdisciplinary, welcoming all scholarly approaches, whether historical, art historical, anthropological, sociological, archival or theoretical. It embraces global photographic history, ranging across all geographical and cultural contexts around the world. The journal aims to provide a significant resource to diverse communities, including academics, curators, photographers, collectors, independent scholars, undergraduate and postgraduate students - indeed, anyone with an interest in the history and practice of photography. The journal encourages submissions from emerging scholars, while also seeking to publish work by established writers. We are proud of our reputation for rigorous and constructive reviewing. Over the past decades History of Photography has become an indispensable source of documentary texts, new and original scholarly articles, novel interpretations, and original thinking in this field. History of Photography is a peer reviewed journal overseen by the Editor and supported by a board of scholars in international standing. Readership: Photographers, curators, collectors, art historians, social historians, historians of science, sociologists, anthropologists and librarians.

【译文】《摄影史》成立于 1977 年，被纳入汤森路透艺术与人文引文索引®，是一份国际季刊，致力于摄影的历史、实践和理论的所有定义——艺术、科学、商业和国内；档案馆、美术馆和博物馆；在页面上、墙上或屏幕上。该杂志具有包容性和跨学科性，欢迎所有学术方法，无论是历史学、艺术史、人类学、社会学、档案学还是理论学。它涵盖了全球摄影史，涵盖世界各地所有地理和文化背景。该杂志旨在为不同的社区提供重要的资源，包括学者、策展人、摄影师、收藏家、独立学者、本科生和研究生——实际上是任何对摄影历史和实践感兴趣的人。该杂志鼓励新兴学者投稿，同时也寻求发表知名作家的作品。我们为自己严格和建设性审查的声誉感到自豪。在过去的几十年里，《摄影史》已成为该领域文献文本、新颖的原创学术文章、新颖的解释和原创思维不可或缺的来源。 《摄影史》是一份同行评审期刊，由编辑监督，并得到具有国际地位的学者委员会的支持。读者群：摄影师、策展人、收藏家、艺术史学家、社会历史学家、科学史学家、社会学家、人类学家和图书馆员。