Look at how photography reveals America and the myth of modernist progress after World War II. Chapter 11 introduces
postmodernism as a response to this disillusioned mind-set and explores the rise in photojournalism as a sign
of political and social unrest. The chapters support the journal assignment, which looks at photography as a
vehicle of protest and identity politics.
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