... analysis of the production and reception of two popular photobooks, one by Weimar photographer August Sander ( The Face of Our Time ), and the other by Nazi photographer Erna Lendvai-Dircksen ( German Folk Faces ), reveals the degree to which both progressive and reactionary factions relied on photography...

... respectively denote the new and old Federal states of the united German Republic. 92/RADICAL HISTORY REVIEW The typological tradition in German portrait photography is a cele- brated one and usually identified with the work of the Weimar pho- tographer August Sander, whose classic hallmarks Stefan...

... by Eddie Koch, “Bring Back the Hottentot Venus,” provided a broad outline of Sarah Baartman’s life and an ac- count of how she was humiliated and abused by Europeans who contin- ued to denigrate her long after her death? Extracts from Sander Gilman’s article, ”Black Bodies, White Bodies...

... to Rifl e through Your Records and Personal Belongings without Telling You (New York: ACLU, 2003), 10. 10. Bernie Sanders, “The Patriot’s Act Threat to Libraries,” American Libraries, February 2003, 32. 11. Beeson and Jaffer...

... and the accomplishments of African Americans in the spillway area. The text of the panels to be installed along the interpretive trail omitted details about the enslaved people interred in the spillway, such as Sanders Royal and William H. Bolson, members of the Corps d’Afrique, the first Black regiment in the Civil War...

... . Peirce Charles Sanders . 1987 . Collected Papers of Charles Sanders Peirce . Cambridge, MA : Belknap Press of Harvard University Press . Peterson Larry . 1992 . “ Producing Visual Traditions Among Workers: The Uses of Photography at Pullman .” International Labor and Working-Class...

... to, or lose, embodiment, subjectivity, space, rights, and affect. Muse- ums can, but seldom do, disrupt normative modes of representation linking past and present, including progress narratives of GLBT assimilative inevitability. James Sanders calls for queer exhibitions to not just break silences...

... Sanders, The Dick Mzn Dyke Shao(New York, 1983), 5. 10. Weissman and Sanders, Dick Wm Dyke, 5. 64 / RADICAL HISTORY REVIEW Drawing of Martin Bauml Duberman by Josh Brown for the RHR. ...

... with Questions"; Grele, chaps. 6, 4; tape- David White by Robert Sanders recorded interview with Fay (Columbia University Oral History Bellamy by Ronald Grele (OHRO). Research Office [OHRO]) In-Class Materials: Willa Baum, In-Class Maferiafs: "good" and "bad" "Interviewing Tips...

..., Betty Sanders, and Sonny Vale. Pete Seeger was National Director during the entire three-year lifespan of People’s Songs. Attempts to build a more solid institutional structure in the spring of 1947 resulted in the following people overseeing the day-to-day activities: Irwin Silber became...

... States (Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2001); Waltraud Ernst and Bernard Harris, eds., Race, Science, and Medicine, 1700–1960 (London: Routledge, 1999); and Sander Gilman, Picturing Health and Illness (Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University...

... . ———. 1968 [1961] The Wretched of the Earth . New York : Grove . Friedman Thomas . 2005 . The World is Flat: A Brief History of the Twenty-First Century . New York : Farrar, Straus, and Giroux . Gilman Sander . 1985 . Difference and Pathology: Stereotypes of Sexuality, Race...

... daily newspapers and specialized cultural reviews. As historians Piccato, Steven B. Bun- 140  Radical History Review ker, and James Sanders have argued, the late nineteenth century in Latin America saw a dramatic expansion of the popular press as a vehicle for and a focal point of public...

... historical paradigms, see Sander Gilman, Picturing Health and Illness: lmages of Identity and Diference (Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1995), and Lynne Cooke and Peter Wollen, eds., Visual Display: Culture Beyond Appearances (Seattle: Bay Press, 1995). 12. See Rick Prelinger's...

... ca’lculos (Mexico City: Colegio de Mbxico, 1967). See also William Sanders, ”The Population of the Central Mexican Symbiotic Region, the Basin of Mexico and the Teotihuadn Valley in the Sixteenth Century,” in The Native Population of the Americas in 2492, ed. Denevan, 85-150. 17. Gibson...

... that radical and black-identified Jews lacked Holocaust consciousness: Within Jewish families, the splits that do occur appear to result more and more often over the issue of Jewishness.Much of the blame, according to Ronald Sanders, associate editor of Midstream, a monthly Jewish...

... covering their areas of expertise. Aside from the two participants already mentioned, Jocelyn Olcott led the discussion on Mexican nationalism and David Sanders on the Zapatistas. Although there was little political disagreement, the seminars dealing with (self-) representation of Indians provoked...

...). This was cross-referenced at the locally authored site of Caribbean Contemporary Art, Art Papers (artpapers.blogspot.com and in the program of film screenings (studiofilmclub.blogspot .com as well as on numerous other sites globally. Philip Sander, “Talking It Through,” Caribbean Beat 83 (2007...

..., The Wizards of Armageddon (New York, 1983); Michael Klare, "Resurgent Militarism," Institute for Policy Studies Issue Paper, 1979; New Left Review, ed., Exterminism and Cold War (London, 1982); Jerry W. Sanders, Peddlers of Crisis (Boston, 1983); Robert Scheer, With Enough Shovels (New York, 1982...

..., or geography, in turn define sexuality? Films: Oscar Micheaux, Within Our Gates (1920); Burns, Unforgivable Blackness (scenes from disk 2). Seminar #9: March 13, 2007: The Culture of Black Urban Sexual Modernism Readings: Sander Gilman, “Black Bodies, White Bodies: Towards an Iconography...