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Since the beginning of this millennium, the word "intericonicity" has been used to denote a framework theory describing images' reference to other images by transferring theories of intertextuality to the image. The boom in the use of this term has led to its inclusion in expert jargon and specialized lexicons and its establishment in interdisciplinary contexts, albeit without the backing of theoretically sound art-scientific concepts. In this book, Manuela Bünzow presents the first systematic theory of intericonicity, developed resolutely and consistently from image discourses and practices. It starts from ontological and epistemological foundations that require a completely novel awareness of problems and methods.

Manuela Bünzow, studied art history, pedagogics, and art education, funded by the German Academic Scholarship Foundation (Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes). She works as a research assistant at the Chair of Art History at Nuremberg Academy of Fine Arts, and completed her doctorate under Matthias Bruhn and Lars Blunck at Karlsruhe University of Arts and Design. Her research interests lie in the fields of image science, material processes, photography, and modern and contemporary art.