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Section B ‐ The ethnography of everyday communication

Doing the ethnography of visual communication: The rhetoric of fine art photography

Dona Schwartz University of Minnesota
Pages 229-250 | Published online: 21 May 2009

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Charles Lewis. (1997) Hegemony in the Ideal: Wedding Photography, Consumerism, and Patriarchy. Women's Studies in Communication 20:2, pages 167-188.
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Charles Lewis. (1992) Images and Ideology: A Theoretical Framework for Critical Research in Visual Literacy. Journal of Visual Literacy 11:2, pages 9-34.
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Charles Lewis. (2016) Working the Ritual: Professional Wedding Photography and the American Middle Class. Journal of Communication Inquiry 22:1, pages 72-92.
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