For 10 points, name this work about the effect of photographs on their  viewers by Roland Barthes.
This work discusses a manacled man leaning up against a wall named Lewis Payne with the remark "He is dead and he is  going to die." This work's author derided its central discipline as an "anti- intellectual weapon" in an earlier essay about  "Electoral Appeal." This work claims that the best practitioners of its central discipline "look away or close [their] eyes."  This work develops twin concepts, one of which signifies its central discipline's effect of reminding one of the past, the  other pointing to the wounding details that draw the viewer in. This work, which was written as a contemplation of the  death of the author's mother Henriette, introduced the concepts of the (*) studium and the punctum to describe the effect of works in a certain art medium on those who view them. For 10 points, name this work about the effect of photographs on their  viewers by Roland Barthes.
This work discusses a manacled man leaning up against a wall named Lewis Payne with the remark "He is dead and he is  going to die.
Camera Lucida [or Le Chambre claire]