Fotografía y antropología: los inicios de una relación fructífera
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https://doi.org/10.3989/rdtp.1998.v53.i2.386Abstract
Although the relationship between photography and anthropology has always been intense, it was especially so in the 19th century. Two types of photographs provide an example: those that are in themselves pieces of anthropological information and those that have anthropological interest. Either type is an important source of information for the history of anthropology, the history of photography and the connection between the two.
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