权力之眼的一瞥——析《弗兰克·莱斯利新闻画报》对美国内战后南方黑人教育的图片报道
"Glimpses" as a Visual Structure of Power:Pictorial Reports of Black Education in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper,1866
作者：叶英;
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收稿日期： 年卷（期）页码：2011,(01):-77-84
期刊名称：四川大学学报(哲学社会科学版)
Journal Name：Journal of Sichuan University (Social Science Edition）
关键字：《弗兰克·莱斯利新闻画报》;美国南方;黑人教育
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基金项目：四川大学社科研究项目“美国南方黑人教育与种族问题研究”
中文摘要
以《弗兰克·莱斯利新闻画报》1866年刊登的几幅有关南方被解放奴隶学校的图片为例,说明视觉报道在美国内战后南方的黑人教育中所起的作用。该画报对南方黑人教育的视觉报道是带有偏见的选择性报道,这些报道为北方的白人提供了一个观察南方黑人教育的窗口,使他们可以通过其权力之眼来监督和控制南方的黑人教育。
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