Ambliopía

Paula Gortázar; Ramón Esparza

doi:10.24310/Fotocinema.2019.v2i19.6676

Ambliopía

Authors

Paula Gortázar University of Westminster, London
Ramón Esparza Universidad del País Vasco. EHU

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24310/Fotocinema.2019.v2i19.6676

Keywords:

fotografia, ambliopía

Abstract

Pero como todo lo que concierne a la visión, la ambliopía es un término complejo, al menos de delimitar, porque inmediatamente nos lleva a una pregunta cuya respuesta tiene, necesariamente, un carácter histórico ¿qué es ver bien? Estoy escribiendo este texto viéndolo en un monitor cuya resolución es muy superior al de aquella televisión analógica que conocimos de niños. Mayor resolución implica mayor cantidad de información y por lo tanto mayor trabajo fisiológico y sicológico. Lo mismo podríamos decir de la comparación de aquellas primeras imágenes en huecograbado y los sistemas de impresión actuales. La reproducción de los detalles y las variaciones de tono es, en algunos casos, superior a la que es capaz de detectar el ojo humano. ¿Sentirían los miopes de hoy en día la necesidad de utilizar lentes correctoras hace un par de siglos?

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Author Biographies

Paula Gortázar, University of Westminster, London

Paula Gortázar (Ph.D) is a researcher, artist and lecturer based in London. In 2013 she was awarded a Full PhD Scholarship by the University of Westminster. Her thesis 'Transitional Frames: From Normalisation to Democracy. Czech and Slovak Art Photography (1968-1998)' was completed in 2018. The research examines the development of art photography practices in Czechoslovakia from the establishment of the ‘Normalisation’ period in 1968, until a decade after the collapse of its communist regime in 1989.
Ramón Esparza, Universidad del País Vasco. EHU

Profesor titular de Universidad

References

Renger-Patzsch, A. (1989). Aims. En Phillips, C. Photography in the modern era. New York: Aperture.

Smith, P. (2013). Cezanne’s “Primitive” Perspective, or the “View from Everywhere”. Art Bulletin. Volumen XCV, 1, marzo.

Wade, N. J. (1998). A natural history of vision. Cambridge: The MIT Press.

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Published

2019-07-22

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Vol. 19 (2019)

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