The Tlingit Encounter with Photography L. Michelle JohnsonBeginning in the mid nineteenth century, shortly after the invention of photography, the Tlingit of southeastern Alaska encountered early Russian and American survey teams, ethnographic investigators, studio photographers, tourists, and resident amateur and commercial photographers. Why were the Tlingit photographed and how were their images disseminated? How were they portrayed through photography? How active were the Tlingit in shaping the images
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This book contains substantial new historical research on medicine in early modern Ireland
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exploring its intersections with avant-gardes including the Situationists
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