War and Visual Culture
Nuclear nightmares: representations of nuclear anxiety in American Cold War visual culture
... apocalyptic culture have been analysed extensively in the last two decades, the impact of these perceptions of nuclear anxiety have been less regarded in relation to video games, within which we have witnessed a ...
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From Visual Culture to Visual Imperialism: The Oriental Harem and the New Scheherazades
... This is, in fact, a post-9/11 strategy in which Muslim women themselves recount their tales of victimhood in order to convince the public in the West that the Muslim women are in dire need of liberation. These memoirs ...
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Book Review: Advertising Empire: Race and Visual Culture in Imperial Germany
... Vol. 5, No. 3 193 scholarship depict a society and time divided; they show races, places, and faces which are polarized and grossly oversimplified. What stands as Ciarlo’s greatest lesson for readers, then, is the ...
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Visual Culture in Educational Environment and Innovative Teaching Technologies
... methods. Visual thinking is a new way to deal with “the image of the world” not divided into separate ideas, but with holistic visual images created via visual thinking and visual ...
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Intercultural Visual Language and Visual Communication Difference
... of culture concept in the anthology they published in 1952 about culture, Alfred Kroeber and Clyde Kluckhohn (1952,181) defines culture as follows: “Culture consists of patterns, explicit and ...
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Listening in combat - surveillance technologies beyond the visual in the First World War
... simple visual approach to watching their ...Graves, visual methods were simply not of sufficient speed to secure information in time to act upon it effectively in a new world of combat and temporality with ...
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The Art of War: Visual Propaganda and American Military Recruiting. An Annotated Bibliography.
... It should be noted here that there are two posters included in the following annotated bibliography which are from the First World War. These posters were included to show the evolution of poster images from ...
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Parading culture: Parades and visual displays in Northern Ireland.
... commemoration, second only to the Twelfth in importance, marks the lifting of the Siege. In times of political tension these anniversaries provoked violent clashes as the Catholic majority was reminded of their inferior ...
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The 'Bollywoodization' of Popular Indian Visual Culture: A Critical Perspective
... Wedding celebrations best illustrate such demonstrations of “visual signs of wealth”, flaunted by the new consuming middle class. Weddings have been transformed into man- agement events, with wedding planners and ...
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The British invention of Scottish culture: World War One and before
... Donaldson makes much of the participatory nature of the Leng papers – for example, its fostering of writing competitions – and takes this as evidence of a desire to create a culturally cohesive community. A more cynical ...
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Excerpts from Cease-Fire on the Family: The End of the Culture War
... America's religious freedom does not depend upon either diminishing the primary role of parents as the moral educators of their children or inhibiting family religiou[r] ...
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Parading culture : parades and visual displays in Northern Ireland
... However, these civil rights parades were not the only public events supported by the community, commemorative parades are still a prominent feature of the Catholic and nationalist social[r] ...
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Critical clickbait: artist interventions in commercial visual culture
... series of site-specific art works that were displayed in billboard advertising spaces (with the financial support of a grant from the Arts Council of Wales). The posters are collectively titled Consumer and use the ...
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The Northern Ireland ‘Culture Wars’ Symposium Report: November 2013
... ‘culture war’ remains problematic in at least three ...of war to a place where people are still living with the pain and loss caused by the violence of the conflict must be acknowledged as ...
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THE REGIME AND THE CIVIL WAR: THE COLLAPSE OF POLITICAL CULTURE AND DEVELOPMENT IN SRI LANKA
... Owing to the increase in political violence, genocide, torture and oppression, Tamils migrated to foreign countries especially to the European countries seeking asylum. Thus, the population of the Tamil diaspora grew up ...
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The dead and the living : war veterans and memorial culture in interwar Polish Galicia
... Like the Jewish population, the Ukrainophile part of the Ruthenian population still had good reasons to support Austria. The Russian government flatly denied the existence of a separate Ukrainian nation, the military ...
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Is it Really Red vs. Blue? Politics, Religion, and the Culture War Within
... the culture war, including abortion, gay rights, and even the role of women in society and the ...“culture war” combined to be a fairly prominent force in the 2004 ...
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Russian strategic culture
... Western culture and Islamic ...political culture was already being formed and with the rise of generations who has not known Soviet politics this process might continue in a democratic ...political ...
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Understanding the Imaginary War: Culture, Thought and Nuclear Conflict, 1945 90
... nuclear war was tied to the notion that to imagine annihilation was not ...nuclear culture is further vividly portrayed in the late Paul Boyer’s essay ‘Sixty years and counting: nuclear themes in American ...
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Hip Hop Graffiti, Mexican Murals, and the War on Terror
... this visual context – a context in which images increasingly interweave with the worldwide practice of crime, violence, war, and justice – that Crime, Media, Culture offers a cover image of German ...
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