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Showing 1 to 17 of 17 for “"Photojournalism"”.
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Ethics in photojournalism : past, present, and future
… developing today. This thesis details how photojournalism's ethical system came to be, what the system looks like today, and where it will go in the future. The first chapter chronicles the history of ethics in photojournalism. The second chapter describes current ethical practices through …
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Beyond Photojournalism: Constraints and Contradictions in Hostile Environments
… key exhibitions about North Korea, the Iraq war, photojournalism and art, I compare my work against that of widely recognized photographers, both photojournalists and art photographers, and I examine the question whether photographs still retain any meaning if their message is<br/>abstracted and …
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The Military Dictatorship in Brazil and the Photojournalism (1964-1985)
The research focuses on the role played by photojournalism in the press during the military dictatorship. The aim it is to understand how the relationship between the newspapers «Folha de S. Paulo» and «Jornal do Brasil» with the military that were in power for two decades evolved. The hypothesis …
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Constructed Images: The Influences of News Organizations and Socialization in Photojournalism
… on the systems of production of media content. Photojournalism, however, largely has been ignored in these studies. This paper presents the findings of an ethnographic study of work routines and photojournalism practices at three newspapers. The study explored the extent to which routines and …
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Representing the MAJORITY WORLD famine, photojournalism and the Changing Visual Economy
… a particular discourse, the visual discourse of photojournalism, and explores its role in constructing the imagined geography of Africa. This thesis investigates how photographic illustrations of Africa play a role in constructing knowledge of the continent for mainstream UK audiences. It …
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DESIGNING A CURRICULUM FOR DIFFICULT HISTORY: TEACHERS, MUSEUM WORKERS, AND WAR PHOTOJOURNALISM
… of an art museum exhibition of modern war photojournalism into their Fall 2015 curricula by pursuing two research questions: How do high school teachers’ experience creating and teaching a curriculum built around traumatic historical photography? and In what ways does teacher-designed …
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"Women of Vision" : how females lead photojournalism departments in a male-dominated field
This study examines the ways in which female and male leadership characteristics differ according to perceptions of photo editors. The goal is to understand how women feel about working in photo editing positions and to explore the challenges they face in a male-dominated industry. This study …
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Citizen Photojournalism: Motivations for Photographing a Natural Disaster and Sharing the Photos on the Web
This study examined what citizen photojournalists describe as their motivations for documenting a natural disaster and their descriptions of why they think they shared their photographs with an online community. This study extends and utilizes the uses and gratifications theory to explore new media …
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THE PERCEIVED CREDIBILITY OF PROFESSIONAL PHOTOJOURNALISM COMPARED TO USER-GENERATED CONTENT AMONG AMERICAN NEWS MEDIA AUDIENCES
… the perceived credibility of professional photojournalism in context to the usage of User-Generated Content (UGC) when compared across digital news and social media platforms, by individual news consumers in the United States employing a Q methodology experiment. The literature review …
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The ethical eye : photojournalists' views of ethics and digital photography in UK national newspapers
… and helping to maintain the ‘traditions’ of photojournalism. - Photojournalists’ personal views relating to the complex changes within their industry reveal challenges faced by photojournalists. I assert that although digital photography has been a great benefit to photojournalism; it has …
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Community Photography: Radicalism and a Culture of Protest in the London-based Photography Collectives of the 1970s
… whilst challenging the conventions of photojournalism. These collectives exhibited radicality in their working methods and in their ability to harness economic and political information within their photographic projects. In its different guises, community photography encompassed the …
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The Politics of Intermediality: Late Modernist Circulations of the Event
… 1927 and 1949, juxtaposing various newer media (photojournalism, radio, and others) with works of art (poetry, fiction, and painting). Stein and Thomson's Four Saints in Three Acts, transposed first into a staged opera and then as a radio broadcast, highlights how its many remediations offer …
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Envisioning Citizenship: Photographic Practice and Human Rights Activism in Contemporary Argentina
… I study, ranging from fine arts photography to photojournalism and vernacular uses. While the thesis is highly interdisciplinary – navigating cultural studies, history of art, the anthropology of art, citizenship studies and human rights legal frameworks – I ground my analyses in theories of …
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The Effect of Emotionally Arousing Negative Images on Judgments About News Stories
<p>Two experiments investigated the effects of the presentations of photographic images (highly emotionally arousing/low arousal/no image) on people's attitudes after reading a news story. Experiment 1 presented a story and images about U.S. involvement in the Afghanistan War. Experiment 2 …