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Bodies of Experience looks at the relationship between women photographers and the traditions of documentary, portraiture and montage.

Bodies of Experience is the second volume of the Nexus series and looks at the relationship between women photographers and the traditions of documentary, portraiture and montage. Focusing on the period from the 1970s to the present, the author details the ways in which women have used photography to pose challenging questions about female identity. This second volume of the series continues Nexus' aim to explore the relationships between theory and practice in the work of contemporary women photographers Anna Fox, Karen Goss, Debbie Humphry, Anna Jauncey, Sirkka-Liisa Konttinen, Rosy Martin, Caroline Molloy, Katherine O'Connor, Jacqueline Sarsby and Jo Spence.