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2Published 2001Table of Contents: “…The women's suffragist movement through the eyes of Life magazine cartoons /…”
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4by Willumson, Glenn GardnerTable of Contents: “…PART ONE: Life Magazine and the Photographic Essay -- The Art Form -- The Magazine -- The Man -- PART TWO: "Country Doctor" -- Concept and Publication -- Narrative and Aesthetic Reading -- Political and Ideological Reading -- Public Reception -- PART THREE: "Spanish Village" -- Concept and Publication -- Narrative and Aesthetic Reading -- Political and Ideological Reading -- Public Reception -- PART FOUR: "Nurse Midwife" -- Concept and Publication -- Narrative and Aesthetic Reading -- Political and Ideological Reading -- Public Reception -- PART FIVE: "A Man of Mercy" -- Concept and Publication -- Narrative and Aesthetic Reading -- Political and Ideological Reading -- Public Reception -- PART SIX: Photournalistic Practice -- Conceptual Framework -- The Negative -- The Print.…”
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9by Lanker, BrianTable of Contents: “…Army art program (Ed Reep, Manuel Bromberg) -- Essay; chaos of combat -- Marine Corps combat correspondent program (Richard Gibney) -- Essay; the artist's eye -- Essay; the face of war -- Navy art program (William Draper) -- Essay; diverse visions -- Life magazine war art -- Yank magazine; the Army Weekly (Robert Greenhalgh, Howard Brodie) -- Essay; compassion -- Abbot Laboratories war art program (Franklin Boggs) -- Essay; away from battle -- Artist bios.…”
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12by Vials, ChrisTable of Contents: “…Tsiang, and the U.S. literary market -- The popular front in the American century : Life magazine, Margaret Bourke-White, and partisan objectivity.…”
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25by Light, KenTable of Contents: “…Hansel Mieth: the depression and the early days of Life -- Walter Rosenblum: Lewis Hine, Paul Strand, and the photo league -- Michelle Vignes: Magnum photo agency: the early years -- Wayne Miller: World War II and the family of man -- Peter Magubane: a black photographer in Apartheid South Africa -- Matt Herron: the civil rights movement and the Southern documentary project -- Jill Freedman: resurrection city -- Mary Ellen Mark: streetwise photographer -- Earl Dotter: the United Mine workers -- Eugene Richards: Americans we -- Susan Meiselas: Central America and human rights -- Sebastiao Salgado: workers -- Graciela Iturbide: the indigenous of Mexico -- Antonin Kratochvil: the fall of the Iron Curtain -- Donna Ferrato: living with the enemy: domestic violence -- Joseph Rodriguez: in the barrio -- Dayanita Singh: a truer India -- Fazal Sheikh: portrait of a refugee -- Gifford Hampshire: the Environmental Protection Agency's project DOCUMERICA / Peter Howe: Life magazine and Outtakes / Colin Jacobson: Independent magazine and Reportage -- Ann Wilkes Tucker : the museum context -- Afterword: witness in our time / Ken Light.…”
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30Published 1995Table of Contents: “…. -- Fear of death as green troops sail to invasion: Troop ship to Salerno: September 1943 / John Steinbeck -- Three Americans: Photograph of American war dead: 1943 / Life Magazine -- American radio traitors: Broadcasters for the axis: 1943 / William L. …”
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