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Redefining Iconicity: A Five-Year Study of Visual Themes of Hurricane Katrina

Nicole Smith Dahmen Manship School of Mass Communication at Louisiana State University
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Andrea Miller Manship School of Mass Communication at Louisiana State University
Pages 4-19 | Published online: 22 Mar 2012

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Robin Hoecker. (2018) The Iconic Image of Peru's Truth and Reconciliation Commission. Visual Communication Quarterly 25:4, pages 211-224.
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Nicole Smith Dahmen, Andrea Miller & David L. Morris. (2018) The Depth of Hurricane Katrina Imagery: A Longitudinal Study Through the Lens of Commemorative Journalism and Iconicity. Communication Reports 31:3, pages 131-142.
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Natalia Mielczarek. (2018) The “Pepper-Spraying Cop” Icon and Its Internet Memes: Social Justice and Public Shaming Through Rhetorical Transformation in Digital Culture. Visual Communication Quarterly 25:2, pages 67-81.
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Christopher R. Darr & Harry C. Strine IV. (2017) Natural Disasters and the Rhetorical Construction of American Values: Community Exceptionalism as Representative Anecdote. Atlantic Journal of Communication 25:5, pages 293-304.
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Tara M. Mortensen, Kevin Hull & Kelli S. Boling. (2017) Really Social Disaster: An Examination of Photo Sharing on Twitter During the #SCFlood. Visual Communication Quarterly 24:4, pages 219-229.
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Nicole Smith Dahmen & Daniel D. Morrison. (2016) Place, Space, Time. Digital Journalism 4:5, pages 658-678.
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Andrea Miller & Victoria LaPoe. (2016) Visual Agenda-Setting, Emotion, and the BP Oil Disaster. Visual Communication Quarterly 23:1, pages 53-63.
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Bob Britten. (2013) PUTTING MEMORY IN ITS PLACE. Journalism Studies 14:4, pages 602-617.
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Bimbisar Irom. (2023) Between remediating and participating: visuals of the Ford–Kavanaugh controversy on Instagram. Online Information Review.
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Nanne van Noord. (2022) A survey of computational methods for iconic image analysis. Digital Scholarship in the Humanities 37:4, pages 1316-1338.
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Candace Kaye. 2022. Methodological Innovations in Research and Academic Writing. Methodological Innovations in Research and Academic Writing 18 40 .
TJ Thomson. (2021) Picturing destruction at home and abroad: a comparative visual analysis of icons and news values during disaster. Media International Australia 181:1, pages 197-216.
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Natalia Mielczarek. (2018) The dead Syrian refugee boy goes viral: funerary Aylan Kurdi memes as tools of mourning and visual reparation in remix culture. Visual Communication 19:4, pages 506-530.
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Nicole Smith Dahmen, Natalia Mielczarek & Daniel D Morrison. (2018) The (in)disputable ‘power’ of images of outrage: public acknowledgement, emotional reaction, and image recognition. Visual Communication 18:4, pages 453-474.
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Carmen Daniela Maier, Finn Frandsen & Winni Johansen. (2019) Visual Crisis Communication in the Scandinavian Press. Nordicom Review 40:2, pages 91-109.
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Nicole Smith Dahmen, Natalia Mielczarek & David D. Perlmutter. (2018) The Influence-Network Model of the Photojournalistic Icon. Journalism & Communication Monographs 20:4, pages 264-313.
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