Mapping the Spectrum: Techniques of Visual Representation in Research and Teaching

Klaus Hentschel

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1. Introduction 2. The spectrum in historical context 3. The interplay of representational form and purpose 4. Line matters 5. The material culture of printing 6. The rise of photography 7. Photochemical experimentation, infrared exploration, and the turn towards photometry 8. Research applications: Pattern recognition 9. In the classroom laboratory 10. Epilogue Appendix Bibliographic abbreviations References

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