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Kodak culture: a standalone construct

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Visual anthropology

term used by Richard Chalfen for the conventions of ordinary family snapshot making and viewing, a home mode of visual communication.

In visual anthropology, Kodak culture refers to term used by Richard Chalfen for the conventions of ordinary family snapshot making and viewing, a home mode of visual communication. This meaning comes from Chalfen (1987) in Snapshot versions of life.[1]

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References

Chalfen, R. (1987). Snapshot versions of life. University of Wisconsin Press. ISBN 9780879723873

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