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When We See Photographs of Some Dead Bodies and Not Others [The New York Times]

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Image The body of a soldier killed in Afghanistan being returned to the United States at Dover Air Force Base in 2009, the first year the ban on photos of these events was lifted. Credit Peter van Agtmael/Magnum Photos By Sarah Sentilles Aug. 14, 2018 From 2007 to 2016, I taught college courses about photography and war, and my students and I discussed what to make of the fact that we almost never saw images of dead American soldiers in the news media. Dead Iraqis, dead Afghans, dead Syrians — yes, we saw those bodies, blown up and bloodied, buried in rubble, partly covered by sheets, on the floor, on the ground, on a stretcher, in a pile — but not dead Americans. Though we couldn’t reach an agreement about whether or not the media should show images of our war dead, my students understood that there was a relationship between the visible images from other countries and the suppressed images from our country. Hiding some dead bodies affects how other dead bod Show less Read more
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