Re-Imaging War: Internet Memes based on War Photography as an Act of Resistance against Visual Manipulation
Herb S (2016)
American International Journal of Social Science 5(4): 41-50.
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Erscheinungsjahr
2016
Zeitschriftentitel
American International Journal of Social Science
Band
5
Ausgabe
4
Seite(n)
41-50
ISSN
2325-4149
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2325-4165
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https://pub.uni-bielefeld.de/record/2912036
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Herb S. Re-Imaging War: Internet Memes based on War Photography as an Act of Resistance against Visual Manipulation. American International Journal of Social Science. 2016;5(4):41-50.
Herb, S. (2016). Re-Imaging War: Internet Memes based on War Photography as an Act of Resistance against Visual Manipulation. American International Journal of Social Science, 5(4), 41-50.
Herb, Silvia. 2016. “Re-Imaging War: Internet Memes based on War Photography as an Act of Resistance against Visual Manipulation”. American International Journal of Social Science 5 (4): 41-50.
Herb, S. (2016). Re-Imaging War: Internet Memes based on War Photography as an Act of Resistance against Visual Manipulation. American International Journal of Social Science 5, 41-50.
Herb, S., 2016. Re-Imaging War: Internet Memes based on War Photography as an Act of Resistance against Visual Manipulation. American International Journal of Social Science, 5(4), p 41-50.
S. Herb, “Re-Imaging War: Internet Memes based on War Photography as an Act of Resistance against Visual Manipulation”, American International Journal of Social Science, vol. 5, 2016, pp. 41-50.
Herb, S.: Re-Imaging War: Internet Memes based on War Photography as an Act of Resistance against Visual Manipulation. American International Journal of Social Science. 5, 41-50 (2016).
Herb, Silvia. “Re-Imaging War: Internet Memes based on War Photography as an Act of Resistance against Visual Manipulation”. American International Journal of Social Science 5.4 (2016): 41-50.
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