Description |
xviii, 321 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm |
Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index. |
Contents |
Preface: The Black book -- Polemics. A little history of photography criticism; or, Why do photography critics hate photography? -- Photojournalism and human rights: the calamity of the Kodak -- Places. Warsaw, Loda, Auschwitz: in the waiting room of death -- China: from Malraux's dignity to the Red Guards' shame -- Sierra Leone: beyond the sorrow and the pity -- Abu Ghraib and the jihad: the dance of civilizations -- People. Robert Capa: the optimist -- James Nachtwey: the catastrophist -- Gilles Peress: the skeptic. |
Genre/Form |
Documentary photography.
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Subject |
Political violence in mass media.
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Political violence in mass media. |
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Violence -- Press coverage.
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Violence -- Press coverage. |
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Photographic criticism.
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Photographic criticism. |
ISBN |
9780226482507 alkaline paper |
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0226482502 alkaline paper |
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