Picturing Afghanistan: The Photography of Foreign Conflict (The Hampton Press Communication Series: Communication, Globalization and Cultural Identity)
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Picturing Afghanistan: The Photography of Foreign Conflict (The Hampton Press Communication Series: Communication, Globalization and Cultural Identity)

by Paul Berschueren

Photography International Relations visual culture
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Picturing Afghanistan examines the photography of foreign conflict and its relationship to communication, globalization, and cultural identity. Focusing on Afghanistan, Paul Berschueren’s study considers how visual representations shape understanding of a country presented through the lens of international conflict.

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Picturing Afghanistan explores the photography of foreign conflict through a focus on Afghanistan.

The book considers how photographic representation intersects with communication and cultural identity.

As part of The Hampton Press Communication Series, it places its subject within broader discussions of globalization and media.

Paul Berschueren presents a focused study of the ways Afghanistan is pictured in the context of international conflict.

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