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Photography, the State, and War: Mapping the Contemporary War Photography Landscape
2017This dissertation explores the ways in which media, visuality, and politics intersect through an analysis of contemporary war photography. In so doing, it seeks to uncover how war photography as a social practice works to produce, perform and construct the State.
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Picturing War: Canadian Nurses’ First World War Photography
Journal of War & Culture Studies, 2018Previous studies of First World War photography focus on soldiers’ experiences and professional photographers’ work, with little attention paid to women’s ‘amateur’ war photography.
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Photography and the American Civil War
History of Photography, 2014This beautifully produced book, published to accompany a Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met) exhibition, ranks as a major contribution to the spate of museum publications marking the sesquicentennial ...
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War by Photography: Shooting Japanese in Australia’s Pacific War
History of Photography, 2016Characterised by their determination to get close to the action, the Australian combat cameramen of the Second World War made a significant contribution to the evolution of the war photographer into the dynamic figure familiar today. This is especially true of their intimate documentation of the vicious encounter with the Japanese in New Guinea and ...
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2016
Iwould like to start with documentary war films before broadening the discussion to fictional narrative accounts of war. I find this to be a critical starting point because there is a connection between documentary war films and fictional war films in how their images are orchestrated to mobilize an emotional response.
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Iwould like to start with documentary war films before broadening the discussion to fictional narrative accounts of war. I find this to be a critical starting point because there is a connection between documentary war films and fictional war films in how their images are orchestrated to mobilize an emotional response.
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Geomorphology and Civil War Combat Photography
2018Civil War photographers visited the battlefield south of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, in the days immediately after fighting had ceased and captured some of the most important images of combat fatalities ever produced. These iconic photographs were shocking to citizens on the home front, and at the same time, they proved immensely popular.
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