Lee Douglas

Article

• Histories of Extraction, Toxicity, and River Ghosts on and Beyond the Page Douglas, Lee. 2025. Histories of Extraction, Toxicity, and River Ghosts on and Beyond the Page. TRAJECTORIA. Anthropology, Museums and Art, 6, ISSN 2435-4074
• The Probable Revolution: Archival Images, (Im)materiality, and the Reactivation of Portuguese Militant Cooperative Cinema Douglas, Lee. 2023. The Probable Revolution: Archival Images, (Im)materiality, and the Reactivation of Portuguese Militant Cooperative Cinema. Romanic Review, 114(2), pp. 360-379. ISSN 0035-8118
• Seeing like a scientist: subjunctive forensics and shared ways of seeing in the Spanish forensic archive Douglas, Lee. 2021. Seeing like a scientist: subjunctive forensics and shared ways of seeing in the Spanish forensic archive. Huarte de San Juan. Geografía e Historia, 28, pp. 143-165. ISSN 2341-0809

Book Section

• Beyond Erasure: Forensic Vision, the Politics of (in)Visibility, and Image Ecologies in Spanish Documentary Douglas, Lee. 2026. Beyond Erasure: Forensic Vision, the Politics of (in)Visibility, and Image Ecologies in Spanish Documentary. In: Rob Lubar Messeri; Eugenia Afinoguénova and Silvina Schammah-Gesser, eds. The Edinburgh Companion to the Spanish Civil War and Visual Culture. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press. ISBN 9781399516297
• Of networks and molecules: reflections on ephemerality, museum practice and webs of relation after disappearance Douglas, Lee. 2025. Of networks and molecules: reflections on ephemerality, museum practice and webs of relation after disappearance. In: Magdalena Buchczyk; Martin Fonck; Tomas J. Usón and Tina Palaic, eds. Unearthing Collections: Archives, time and ethics. London: UCL Press, pp. 23-47. ISBN 9781800089501
• Evidencia(s) Corporal(es): deshacer la ausencia para revelar la violencia Douglas, Lee. 2023. Evidencia(s) Corporal(es): deshacer la ausencia para revelar la violencia. In: Paula Barreiro López and Maria Ruido, eds. Revolver el tiempo: Conceptos críticos, mutaciones históricas y estéticas entre la Guerra Fría y la contrarrevolución neoliberal. Barcelona: Bellaterra Edicions, pp. 221-250. ISBN 9788419160256

Edited Book

• Counter-Cartographies of Trace: Theoretical, Methodological and Ethical Approaches Across Disciplines Douglas, Lee; Joyce, Aimée and Buchczyk, Magdalena, eds. 2025. Counter-Cartographies of Trace: Theoretical, Methodological and Ethical Approaches Across Disciplines. Berlin: Walter de Gruyter GmbH. ISBN 9783689242695
• Member of Editorial and Curatorial Collective, Writing with Light & Writing with Light Magazine Douglas, Lee; Campbell, Craig; Westmoreland, Mark; Choi, Vivian; Shankar, Arjun and Flores, Alejandro, eds. 2016. Member of Editorial and Curatorial Collective, Writing with Light & Writing with Light Magazine. Kelowna, British Columbia/Arlington, Virginia: Cultural Anthropology & ICER Press.

Edited Journal

• Landscape Memories, Archival Ecologies Douglas, Lee, ed. 2025. Landscape Memories, Archival Ecologies, TRAJECTORIA. Anthropology, Museums and Art, (6). 2435-4074
• Editorial Board Member, "Visual Anthropology" Douglas, Lee, ed. 2025. Editorial Board Member, "Visual Anthropology", Visual Anthropology, . 0894-9468
• Editorial Board Member, "Visual Anthropology Review" Douglas, Lee, ed. 2025. Editorial Board Member, "Visual Anthropology Review", Visual Anthropology Review, . 1058-7187

Film/Video

• What Remains Douglas, Lee and Moreno Andrés, Jorge. 2017. What Remains.

Professional Activity

• Spectropia. Experiments in Trace (Book Series) Douglas, Lee; Buchczyk, Magdalena and Joyce, Aimée. 2025. Spectropia. Experiments in Trace (Book Series).

Project

• Tracing cooperation: images, memories and archival restitutions of early film workshops in Bolivia (TRAMA) Douglas, Lee and Errazu, Miguel. February 2025 - January 2027 Tracing cooperation: images, memories and archival restitutions of early film workshops in Bolivia (TRAMA).
• Militant Imaginaries, Colonial Memories: The Visual and Material Traces of Revolution and Return in Contemporary Portugal Douglas, Lee. 1 January 2022 - 31 December 2023 Militant Imaginaries, Colonial Memories: The Visual and Material Traces of Revolution and Return in Contemporary Portugal.