Contested Vision : Captivity, Creativity, and Paris Prisons, 1793-1894

Contested Vision

Captivity, Creativity, and Paris Prisons, 1793-1894

List of Illustrations

Introduction : Creative Representation and Carceral Invisibility in French Prisons of the "Long" Nineteenth Century

1. Outwitting Disappearance: Revolutionary Artists and the Premodern Topographic Prison

2. Interregnum: Honoré Daumier and Sainte-Pélagie

3. 1848 : Revolution of Carceral Invisibility ?

4. Visibility, Representation, and other Aporias of the Cellular Regime

5. Captivity after the Commune : Paris, New Caledonia, and Paradoxes of Visibility

6. Anarchists in Prison : Rupture and Continuity of Representation ?

Conclusion

Acknowledgements

Bibliography

Index

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