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African American photographers, Photography in ethnology, Race relations, Race identity, Photography, Civil rights movements, African Americans, History, Photography, history, African americans, race identity, African american photographers, United states, race relationsPlaces
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The self in black and white: race and subjectivity in postwar American photography
2010, Darthmouth College Press, University Press of New England
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1584658029 9781584658023
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Table of Contents
Introduction: The self in black and white
Beyond the "Negro point of view" : the Kamoinge Workshop's "Harlem" portfolio
Bruce Davidson's "American Negro" photographs in context
Getting down to the feeling : Bruce Davidson, Roy DeCarava, and the Civil Rights Movement
Roy DeCarava, Harlem, and the psychic self
Epilogue: Dawoud Bey and the act of reciprocity.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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