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9781350463370

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“Brilliantly curated, this volume brings together some of the leading historians of race, gender, labor, and empire to explore U.S. history through the lens of photography. Richly illustrated and intellectually engaging, it offers students a compelling new way to study the past.” * Elspeth Brown, University of Toronto, Canada *

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Rebecca S. Wingo is Director of Public History and Assistant Professor of History at University of Cincinnati, USA. A settler scholar of the Indigenous and American Wests, her work examines the use of photography as a tool of settler colonialism. Lauren Tilton is Associate Professor of Digital Humanities at University of Richmond, USA, where she also directs the Distant Viewing Lab. Her research focuses on analyzing, developing, and applying digital and computational methods to the study of 20th and 21st century documentary expression and visual culture.

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