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Booker T. Washington and the art of self-representation.(Brief Article)(Book Review)
From: Reference & Research Book News
Date: 20080501
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9781433100109
Booker T. Washington and the art of self-representation.
Bieze, Michael.
Peter Lang Publishing Inc
2008
285 pages
$32.95
Paperback
History of schools and schooling; v.50
E185
Bieze (art history and educational policy studies, Marist School in Atlanta) considers Booker T. Washington's extensive use of his own and others' photography in both written work and lecture settings. Washington used photography to respond to race as well as to portray beauty, grace, and self-sufficiency in Victorian black culture. He is credited ...
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