Photographic Memories: Private Pictures, Public Images, and American History

Rob Kroes

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Photographic and Visual Arts Memory, Trauma, and Commemoration Photography and Visual Culture

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Photographic Memories explores the ways photography has helped Americans and Europeans form and share a store of remembered images, thus giving them a sense of their shared past. This gracefully written narrative weaves together impressions, memories, and analysis, negotiating history in a thoroughly original way, and moving deftly from photographic memories of the American Civil War and the Cold War to the iconic images of September 11.

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