Darwin's camera: art and photography in the theory of evolution

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Phtographic plates from Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals (1871) 1. Darwin's Art Collection 2. Art, Experience, and Observation 3. Darwin and the Passions 4. Illustration and Illusion 5. Photography and Evolution Meet 6. Method to Their Madness 7. Laughing and Crying 8. Darwin's Eyes and Ears 9. Darwin's Art Photographer 10. Rejlander's Performances 11. Alice, Eugenics, and the Spirit World Appendix: Oscar Rejlander's letters to Darwin Bibliography

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