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atrocity photography: a standalone construct

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Photography theory

photographs documenting mass violence, studied for how their framing and reuse shape public memory and forgetting.

In photography theory, atrocity photography refers to photographs documenting mass violence, studied for how their framing and reuse shape public memory and forgetting. This meaning comes from Zelizer (1998) in Remembering to Forget.[1]

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References

Zelizer, B. (1998). Remembering to Forget. University Of Chicago Press. ISBN 9780226979724

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