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What's in a Name? Photography and the Reinvention of Visual Truth in China, 1840–1911
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  • 1975Photography, Vision, and Representation148 cited

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  • 2018Darkroom Material: Race and the Chromogenic Print Process21 cited
  • 2022Visual evidence? Rethinking anthropological photography in republican China (1912–1949)3 cited

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