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Literature Review -- Methods -- Comparing Family Photography In Different Cultures -- Family Profiles -- Cross-cultural Comparisons -- Photographing The Family -- An Overview Of Photo Album Content -- Weddings -- Photo Occasions: Religious Ceremonies, Birthdays, Vacations -- Relatives, Babies, And Children -- Married Life -- Adapting To Life In America -- Expectations Vs. Findings: Notable Inclusions And Omissions -- How Photographs Are Used -- Making Meaning -- How Albums Communicate -- A Text Analysis -- The Meaning Of Family Photography -- Inside Vs. Outside Meaning: Photos From My Own Family. Geoffrey Poister. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 259-268) And Index.
- Author
- Geoffrey Poister
- Publisher
- Edwin Mellen Press; Edwin Mellen Pr
- Published
- 2002
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780773472990
- Subjects
- Photography, Sociology, Anthropology
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