White
by Richard Dyer
Richard Dyer investigates how whiteness operates as a racial and cultural category in visual media, revealing its constructed nature and influence on societal perceptions of race and identity.
About This Book
White explores the representation and significance of whiteness in Western visual culture.
The book analyzes how whiteness functions as both an invisible norm and a constructed identity.
Richard Dyer examines film, photography, and other media to reveal the mechanisms that sustain racial hierarchies.
Through detailed case studies, the work challenges assumptions about race and visibility.
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