About to Die: How News Images Move the Public

Barbie Zelizer

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Media Studies and Communication Journalism and Media Studies Photography and Visual Culture

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1. Journalism, Memory and The Voice of the Visual 2. Why Images of Impending Death Makes Sense in the News 3. Presumed Death 4. Possible Death 5. Certain Death 6. Journalism's Mix of Presumption, Possibility and Certainty 7. When the As If Erases Accountability 8. How News Images Move the Public in Print and Onscreen

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