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Full-Text Articles in Photography
Faulkner's Literary Historiography: Color, Photography, And The Accessible Past, Peter Lurie
Faulkner's Literary Historiography: Color, Photography, And The Accessible Past, Peter Lurie
English Faculty Publications
This paper looks at changes in visual representation in the 1930s as a means of understanding Faulkner's newly historiographic methods in this decade. The advent of Kodachrome® in 1935 as the first widely used color film stock presaged the turn toward the black-and-white documentary mode so important to the nation's efforts to "countenance," or see, the economic crises of the period. Faulkner's descriptive and representational practices in the period 1929-36 also shifted from a more pervasive use of coloration to a style like the silver halide photos prevalent in the middle nineteenth century--the period of the past-tense events in Absalom, …
Beyond His Years, Caitlin Manak
London Nights, Elizabeth Ygartua
Untitled I, Mary Waller
Chamber Of Secrets, Caitlin Manak
Untitled, Rob Moore
Untitled I, Irena Stanisic
Portrait Of A Leader, Caitlin Manak
Untitled 2, Mary Waller
Pop, Liz Mcavoy
Sandy Barbie, Ale Nicolet
Untitled I, Taylor Kane
Patricia, Bryarly Richards
Alcoholic Sleeping Beauty, Marisa Apstein
Untitled 2, Taylor Kane
Bulimic Goldilocks And The Three Bears, Marisa Apstein
Bulimic Goldilocks And The Three Bears, Marisa Apstein
The Messenger
No abstract provided.
[Introduction To] When Janey Comes Marching Home: Portraits Of Women Combat Veterans, Laura Browder, Sascha Pflaeging
[Introduction To] When Janey Comes Marching Home: Portraits Of Women Combat Veterans, Laura Browder, Sascha Pflaeging
Bookshelf
While women are officially barred from combat in the American armed services, in the current war, where there are no front lines, the ban on combat is virtually meaningless. More than in any previous conflict in our history, American women are engaging with the enemy, suffering injuries, and even sacrificing their lives in the line of duty.
When Janey Comes Marching Home juxtaposes forty-eight photographs by Sascha Pflaeging with oral histories collected by Laura Browder to provide a dramatic portrait of women at war. Women from all five branches of the military share their stories here--stories that are by turns …
Untitled, Alice Chaosurawong
Electricity, Liz Mcavoy
Nostalgia, Liz Mcavoy
Green Light, Liz Mcavoy
Untitled, Alice Chaosurawong
Untitled, Alice Chaosurawong
Ghosts, Bertrand Morin
Untitled, Thomas Trail
Untitled, Thomas Trail
Red Light, Liz Mcavoy
Iya Traore Vs. Gravity, Liz Mcavoy