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Can a True Photograph Revive an Old Stereotype? Press Images, Representational Discrimination, and Iconographic Imprudence
This paper examines an authentic photograph selected and framed so as to stand for a broader political or moral reality. In April 2026, the cover of the Italian weekly L’Espresso concerning violence by Israeli settlers in the West Bank, sought to make a particular photograph emblematic of the occupa
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