Life's America
| schema:name | "Life's America" |
| schema:creator | Kozol, Wendy |
| schema:about | cultuurgeschiedenis |
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| Life (tijdschrift) | |
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| schema:abstract | ""Explores the origins of the visual portrait of domesticity that has dominated American culture since World War II."--Preface. This exploration comes from the author's examination of images published in Life magazine during its heyday, the forties and fifties."@en |
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"eng" |
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Life's America: family and nation in postwar photojournalism |
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| schema:text | Ch. 1. Documenting the Ordinary: Photographic Realism and LIFE's families -- Ch. 2. Looking at LIFE: A Historical Profile of Photojournalism -- Ch. 3. "The Kind of People Who Make Good Americans": Nationalism and LIFE's family Ideal -- Ch. 4. Public News and Private Lives: The Politics of Merging Spaces -- Ch. 5. Resisting the Domestic: News Coverage of Social Change -- Ch. 6. Conclusion. |
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"Families" |
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"Popular culture" |
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"Manners and customs" |
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"Photojournalism" |
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