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Wood Nymphs and Patriots: Depictions of Samoans in The National Geographic Magazine

Alison Deuine Nordström Director of the Southeast Museum of Photography, Daytona Beach, Florida
Pages 49-59 | Published online: 03 Jul 2008

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David R. Jansson. (2003) American National Identity and the Progress of the New South in National Geographic Magazine. Geographical Review 93:3, pages 350-369.
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JoyceD. Hammond. (2003) Telling a Tale: Margaret Mead's Photographic Portraits of Fa'amotu, a Samoan Tāupou. Visual Anthropology 16:4, pages 341-374.
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Sylvie Beaudreau. (2002) The Changing Faces of Canada: Images of Canada in National Geographic . American Review of Canadian Studies 32:4, pages 517-546.
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Jon Caufield. (1997) The production of pictures: An institutional approach. Visual Sociology 12:1, pages 59-71.
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Robert Bogdan & Ann Marshall. (1997) Views of the Asylum: Picture postcard depictions of institutions for people with mental disorders in the early 20th century. Visual Sociology 12:1, pages 4-27.
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Jürgen Lieskounig, University of Natal. (1997) ‘I have just seen a face of old Africa’ The depiction of Black Africa in National Geographic Magazine . Communicatio 23:1, pages 28-35.
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John Grady. (1996) The Scope of Visual Sociology. Visual Sociology 11:2, pages 10-24.
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Jacobo García-Álvarez, Paloma Puente-Lozano & Juan-Manuel Trillo-Santamaría. (2013) Representing Spain: cultural image and geographic knowledge in National Geographic’s articles on Spain (1888–1936). GeoJournal 79:5, pages 539-556.
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Sue Robinson & Andrew L. Mendelson. (2012) A Qualitative Experiment. Journal of Mixed Methods Research 6:4, pages 332-347.
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Andrew L. MendelsonFabienne Darling-Wolf. (2009) Readers’ interpretations of visual and verbal narratives of a National Geographic story on Saudi Arabia. Journalism 10:6, pages 798-818.
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Jon Caulfield. (1996) Visual sociology and sociological vision, revisited. The American Sociologist 27:3, pages 56-68.
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