Picturing the Past. Media, History, and Photography.
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Exemplaarnummer Plaatscode Signatuur R006665 Ned. Fotomuseum $T BRENNEN.B 1999
TitelPicturing the Past. Media, History, and Photography.
Auteur
UitgeverUniversity of Illinois Press
Jaar van uitgave1999
Pagina's263
Illustratiesb&w
FormaatA4
MateriaalTekstboek
DocumenttypeBoek
ReeksThe History of Communication (red. R.W. McChesney & J.C. Nerone)
ISBN0-252-024656
Annotatiecb; bibliography, index; [2ex. 1x pb, 1x hc]
TrefwoordAuthenticiteit, Geschiedenis en fotografie, Geschiedenis van de fotojournalistiek, Geschiedenis van de persfotografie: USA, Holocaust, Fotojournalistiek, Representatie en fotografie, Maatschappij en fotografie, Oorlog en fotografie, Geschiedenis van de reclamefotografie, Family of Man, New York, 1955 {tentoonstelling}, Massamedia en fotografie
Samenvatting
Contents:
0. Hanno Hardt and Bonnie Brennen: Introduction ;
1. Hanno Hardt and Bonnie Brennen: Newswork, History, and Photographic Evidence: A Visual Analysis of a 1930s Newsroom ;
2. Robert L. Craig: Fact, Public Opinion, and Persuasion: The Rise of the Visual in Journalism and Advertising ;
3. Kevin G. Barnhurst and John C. Nerone: The President Is Dead: American News Photography and the New Long Journalism ;
4. John Erickson: Refiections on an Editor ;
5. Barbie Zelizer: From the Image of Record to the Image of Memory: Holocaust Photography, Then and Now ;
6. Michael Griffin: The Great War Photographs: Constructing Myths of History and Photojournalism ;
7. Dona Schwartz: Objective Representation: Photographs as Facts ;
8. David R. Spencer: Fact, Fiction, or Fantasy: Canada and the War to End All Wars ;
9. Monique Berlier: The Family of Man: Readings of an Exhibition ;
10. Hanno Hardt: Photographing Newswork: From the Archives of the New York World-Telegram & Sun ;
Index.
0. Hanno Hardt and Bonnie Brennen: Introduction ;
1. Hanno Hardt and Bonnie Brennen: Newswork, History, and Photographic Evidence: A Visual Analysis of a 1930s Newsroom ;
2. Robert L. Craig: Fact, Public Opinion, and Persuasion: The Rise of the Visual in Journalism and Advertising ;
3. Kevin G. Barnhurst and John C. Nerone: The President Is Dead: American News Photography and the New Long Journalism ;
4. John Erickson: Refiections on an Editor ;
5. Barbie Zelizer: From the Image of Record to the Image of Memory: Holocaust Photography, Then and Now ;
6. Michael Griffin: The Great War Photographs: Constructing Myths of History and Photojournalism ;
7. Dona Schwartz: Objective Representation: Photographs as Facts ;
8. David R. Spencer: Fact, Fiction, or Fantasy: Canada and the War to End All Wars ;
9. Monique Berlier: The Family of Man: Readings of an Exhibition ;
10. Hanno Hardt: Photographing Newswork: From the Archives of the New York World-Telegram & Sun ;
Index.
| Exemplaarnummer | R006665 |
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| Signatuur | $T BRENNEN.B 1999 |