Dosimetry, Personal Monitoring Film

Stephens, Tim and Pantridge, Keith (2011) Dosimetry, Personal Monitoring Film. Philosophy of Photography, 2 (1). pp. 153-158. ISSN 2040-3682

Type of Research:	Article
Creators:	Stephens, Tim and Pantridge, Keith
Description:	The article focuses on radiation dosimetry, which made use of the photographic film known as Type 2 Monitoring Film (Kodak) to detect and measure harmful ionizing radiation. It explores the implications of the demise of this technology in relation to Henri Van Lier's critique of photographic indexicality in his paper "Towards a Philosophy Instigated by Photography". It notes that the demise of indexical theories of photographic film can be aligned to the demise of the personal monitoring film. It states that dosimetry reveals the limitation of energetic effects in a superabundant field.
Publisher/Broadcaster/Company:	Intellect
Your affiliations with UAL:	Other Affiliations > The Teaching and Learning Exchange
Date:	26 September 2011
Digital Object Identifier:	10.1386/pop.2.1.153_7
Date Deposited:	24 Aug 2022 14:05
Last Modified:	24 Aug 2022 14:06
Item ID:	18763
URI:	https://ualresearchonline.arts.ac.uk/id/eprint/18763

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