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200 00$aUsing visual evidence$b[electronic resource] /$fedited by Richard Howells and Robert W. Matson
210   $aMaidenhead, Berkshire ;$aNew York $cMcGraw Hill/Open University Press$d2009
215   $a1 online resource (217 p.)
300   $aDescription based upon print version of record.
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
327   $aFront Cover Page; Half Title Page; Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents Page; List of Figures; List of Contributors; By Richard Howells and Robert W. Matson: Introduction; 1 David Morgan: Painting as visual evidence: production, circulation, reception; 2 Nicholas Hiley: Showing politics to the people: cartoons, comics and satirical prints; 3 Douglas R. Nickel: 'Impressed by nature's hand': photography and authorship; 4 David Phillips: Actuality and affect in documentary photography; 5 Catherine Whalen: Interpreting vernacular photography: finding 'me' - a case study
327   $a6 Luke McKernan: Newsreels: form and function7 Pierre Sorlin: Documentaries: a gold mine historians should begin to exploit; 8 Michael Paris: More than just entertainment: the feature film and the historian; 9 Cynthia Carter and Stuart Allan: The visual culture of television news; 10 Ma ? ire Messenger Davies: 'What planet are we on?' Television drama's relationships with social reality; 11 Jacqueline Botterill and Stephen Kline: The privileged discourse: advertising as an interpretive key to the consumer culture; Index; End Cover Page
330   $aWhat do we mean by 'visual evidence'? How should we interpret visual texts, and what can they tell us? Why is 'visual literacy' so important and what benefits does it offer? This book answers these questions.
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