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Full-Text Articles in Photography
Making The Desert Bloom: Landscape Photography And Identity In The Owens Valley American West, Kaily A. Heitz
Making The Desert Bloom: Landscape Photography And Identity In The Owens Valley American West, Kaily A. Heitz
Pitzer Senior Theses
This thesis analyzes the way in which landscape photography has historically been used as a colonialist tool to perpetuate narratives of control over the American West during the mid to late 1800s. I use this framework to interrogate how these visual narratives enforced ideas about American identity and whiteness relative to power over the landscape, indigenous people and the Japanese-Americans imprisoned at Manzanar within Owens Valley, California. I argue that because photographic representation is controlled by colonist powers, images of people within the American West reinforce imperialist rhetoric that positions whiteness in control of the land; thus, white settlers used …
Disidentified Masculinities, Jacqueline Hope Freedman
Disidentified Masculinities, Jacqueline Hope Freedman
Scripps Senior Theses
My capstone is a conversation of the Millennial Generation’s views of individual identity and masculinity, with the hopes of deconstructing the socially constructed and exclusive notions of masculinity by defining a generation’s “common sense.”
My piece is inspired by the portraiture of Chad States in Masculinities (2011) as well as Loren Cameron’s work in Body Alchemy: Transsexual Portraits (1996). The theoretical basis of my project relies heavily on Antonio Gramsci’s concept of “common sense” as well as José Esteban Muñoz’s disidentification. Common sense refers to an instinctual, “uncritical and largely unconscious way of perceiving and understanding.” It “is a collective …
The Stories Of Environmental Ethicists In Word And Image, Camille Robins
The Stories Of Environmental Ethicists In Word And Image, Camille Robins
Scripps Senior Theses
The Stories of Environmental Ethicists in Word and Image captures the spirit of three local people: John B. Cobb, Jr., Rosemary Radford Ruether, and Dean Freudenberger. As teachers, writers, activists, and members of the progressive retirement community Pilgrim Place, they’ve had a significant influence on the global environmental movement. The photographs and small essays in this project highlight who they are and what they’ve done, and how they continue to shape contemporary intellectual discourse. An analysis of how portrait photographers use images to tell stories and how they incorporate text in their photographic collections to create fuller, more robust pictures …
Passwords, Vol. 13, Issue 1, Passwords Editors
Dying In Wyoming, Alex Genty-Waksberg
In The Garden, Dan Skubi
The Bones, Susanna Ferrell
The Second Wailing Wall, Jordan Wilson-Dalzell
Y Comenzamos, Jordan Wilson-Dalzell
Entwined, Kate Kennelly
Modern Phaethon, Kate Kennelly
Two Poems, Katrina Jacobs
Always Puking Always Crying Always Dancing
Outtakes, Jeff Zalesin
Log Cabin, Milia Fisher
Corinne, Camille Goering
Homesick, Catherine Chiang
Swollen River, Natalie Dunn
Inside Cover, Emily Robin
Front Cover, Noah Sneider
Front Matter And Editors' Note, Passwords Editors
If I Were To Meet You Again, Rachel Grate
Untitled, Jenna Tico
Camel Girl, Robin Xu
Art After Hours, Rachel Brownell
London, Dear, Jessica Stern