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    Introduction to Visual Culture” written by Marita Sturken and Lisa Cartwright‚ the myth of photographic truth is addressed. Sturken and Cartwright stated that “photography[…] was developed in Europe during the mid-nineteenth century‚ when concepts of positivist science held sway” (Sturken and Cartwright 17). Positivism is a philosophy deems that “scientific knowledge is the only authentic knowledge and concerns itself with truth about the world” (Sturken and Cartwright 17). This philosophy suggests that

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    Year 3 ‘Individual Study’ Proposal Form Name: Cristina Dan Provisional Working Title: Photographic Truth in the Digital Era Description of the Research Area (this should be no less than 500 words): According to James Brooks‚ “the manipulation of meaning to assure an audience would destroy the reality of the work and debase the concept of communication.” The essay will examine how images are used nowadays in media to influence people’s opinions rather than only for artistic purposes.

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    Mitchell Photographic Essay W.T.J Mitchell’s The Photographic Essay: Four Case Studies is a very descriptive short essay that defines what constitutes a photographic essay and what components go along with it. Mitchell’s thesis states that since photography is a language and text is a language the two need to be combined so the observer will have a better chance in finding the true “story”‚ hence the “photographic essay”. He uses clear examples of ways in which different photographic essays are

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    Atlantis: Truth or Legendary Myth? Ancient Greek philosopher Plato tells the tale of a series of islands around 355 B.C. in the Mediterranean that contained rare and exotic animals‚ God like citizens and an abundance of valuable gems and diamonds. This area was known as Atlantis‚ a land that was quickly progressing in architecture and engineering to be one of the most advanced societies in this time period. Atlantis suddenly began experiencing a series of severe natural disasters including a large

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    Joseph Redmond Mrs. Leonard Comp and Lit 17 February 2014 Proving That Jesus Walked on Earth Jesus Christ was biologically and archaeologically proven to be a real person. Jesus was proven to be real through categorized lineage such as in the book of Mathew in the Bible: “Abraham was the father of Isaac…Solomon the father of Rehoboam… Jacob the father of Joseph‚ the husband of Mary‚ and Mary was the mother of Jesus who is called the Messiah.”(Matthew‚1:16) This directly proves

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    Clearly many photographic negatives require a standardized process to portray the artists given intention‚ either due to the photographer’s methodology or the subject matter in hand. In the way that the photographic image is portrayed in contemporary society; in such industries as advertisement‚ fashion‚ product‚ landscape and even art photography‚ higher than life quality is the current fashion. Artists working in alternative methods seem to be viewed with an alternative eye‚ their work can’t be

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    Summary of “MythTruth‚ and the Justification in Religion” William L. Power Phil 1200 In the article‚ “MythTruth‚ and Justification in Religion”‚ the author‚ William L. Power states and thoroughly explains his opinions and thoughts on theology and religion. Power presents three main arguments within the article to help prove his overall point. The first argument stated is the way theology and religion‚ or‚ in his words‚ a theology and a religion should be viewed

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    MT PULAG ADVENTURE‚ VIA AMBANGEG-AMBANGEG TRAIL ROUTE (2922MASL) May 18-19‘ 2013 Conquer the 3rd highest in the Philippines‚ And the highest peak in Luzon.. Just like a walk in the park.. TREK PACKAGE COST: P3‚ 500 PER PERSON (Philippine Residents) P4‚ 500 PER PERSON (Non- Philippine Residents) Package Inclusions: Round trip air-condition bus Manila to Baguio city RT Jeep Transfers: Baguio-Ranger Station-Baguio‚ Pick up and drop at Bokod‚ Benguet. Included Meals: Day 1 –Dinner; Day

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    to stay alive in unsanitary and disease infested conditions. Living on top of one another and sleeping in military style barracks. Children were totally removed from their families and heritage for extended periods of time‚ often for years. This photographic essay is a pictographic story of a culture of people whose lives where forever changed by this imposed system. Beginning in 1879‚ Indian boarding schools were established across America starting on the east coast with Hampton Institute in

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    first though to design a successful apparatus was W. K. L. Dickson‚ working under the direction of Thomas Alva Edison‚ called the Kinetograph‚ and patented in 1891. This camera took a series of instantaneous photographs on standard Eastman Kodak photographic emulsion coated onto a transparent celluloid strip 35 mm wide. The results of this work were first shown in public in 1893‚ using the viewing apparatus also designed by Dickson‚ and called the Kinetoscope. Contained within a large box‚ only one

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