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List of illustrations | ||
List of contributors | ||
Preface | ||
Introduction: facing the subject | 1 | |
Pt. I | The Sexual Self | |
1 | Homosociality and erotics in Italian Renaissance portraiture | 29 |
2 | The ideology of feminine 'virtue': the vestal virgin in French eighteenth-century allegorical portraiture | 52 |
Pt. II | The Social Self | |
3 | Sovereign bodies: the reality of status in seventeenth-century Dutch portraiture | 75 |
4 | Medical men 1780-1820 | 101 |
Pt. III | Likeness and Identity | |
5 | Photographic likeness | 119 |
6 | Photographic portraiture in central India in the 1980s and 1990s | 131 |
Pt. IV | The Portrait Transaction | |
7 | She's got the look! Eighteenth-century female portrait painters and the psychology of a potentially 'dangerous employment' | 147 |
8 | Inscribing alterity: transactions of self and other in Miro self-portraits | 167 |
Pt. V | Identity and Truth | |
9 | Kahnweiler's Picasso; Picasso's Kahnweiler | 189 |
10 | Rembrandt / Genet / Derrida | 203 |
Pt. VI | The Authority of Portraiture | |
11 | Facing the past and present: the National Portrait Gallery and the search for 'authentic' portraiture | 219 |
12 | The portrait's dispersal: concepts of representation and subjectivity in contemporary portraiture | 239 |
Pt. VII | What is a Portrait? | |
13 | Pre-figured features: a view from the Papua New Guinea highlands | 259 |
Eclectic bibliography | 269 | |
Index | 273 |
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