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Dazzled by photography and illustrated press in their beginnings and enchanted by their preciseness and originality, I decided to go through archives of photography and illustrated press made on Morocco between 1907 and 1956. The result was shocking. French professional photographers and illustrated newspapers, namely: Marcelin Flandrin and Jacques Bossuge, Le Petit Journal Illustré and Le Petit Parisien Illustré were deeply affiliated with the French colonial agenda. Photography and illustrated press were manipulated, and became tools in order to forge stereotypical, 'naturalized' and fake…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Dazzled by photography and illustrated press in their beginnings and enchanted by their preciseness and originality, I decided to go through archives of photography and illustrated press made on Morocco between 1907 and 1956. The result was shocking. French professional photographers and illustrated newspapers, namely: Marcelin Flandrin and Jacques Bossuge, Le Petit Journal Illustré and Le Petit Parisien Illustré were deeply affiliated with the French colonial agenda. Photography and illustrated press were manipulated, and became tools in order to forge stereotypical, 'naturalized' and fake ideas and judgements about other cultures. The synthesis of photography and illustrated press helps to form a relatively clear and profound idea not only about ideology and its affinity with the concept of discourse, but also about the iescapable presence of ideology in all cultural practices of representation.
Autorenporträt
Belkacem HARROUD is a teacher of English in high school. He pursued his studies in Mohamed I University in Oujda, Morocco, where he got his BA and DESA. Then, he moved to Agadir where he got his Doctorate from Ibn Zohr University. He is currently working on TV, photography film and advertisements, and their relation with ideology.