Representing others : white views of indigenous peoples

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Indigenous Cultures and History Photographic and Visual Arts Cultural Identity and Representation

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Contents: A native American in stone, Stephanie Smiles the medical officer's diary, Tim Youngs representing others, of Conrad, cannibals and kin, Anthony Fothergill noble men and noble savages, Ron Tamplin Johannes Lintd - photographer of Australia and New Guinea, Peter Quartermaine Edward S. Curtis' Indian photographs - a national enterprise, Mick Gidley John Ford and the Indians, or, Tom Doniphon's history lesson, Richard Maltby.

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