Contents Introduction Part I. Screen Culture and the Public Sphere: Raising Awareness of the Living Conditions of the Poor Part II. The Use of Lantern Shows, Photography and Early Films for Social Prevention by Charity Organizations Part III. Approaches to the Hidden History of Screen Culture Afterword The Contributors Picture Credits

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Ludwig Vogl-Bienek is Senior Researcher of the Screen1900 research group at the University of Trier and a founding member of the magic lantern ensemble illuminago, which performs lantern shows internationally. Richard Crangle is Research Officer of the Magic Lantern Society.

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