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In their attack on his pseudo-ethnographic strategies the intellectuals were, so to speak, settling their accounts with truth and trying to assess the admissibility of their own stance. Never had idolatry and iconoclasm come so intensely together around a single issue. Yet while the two approaches may appear contradictory, they are in fact the two faces of the same literalism: for each, the sole touchstone for photography remains its faithfulness to the referent, regardless of what photography as such makes or produces.

The book Partial Recall 30 offers a good illustration of the paradigm shift that enabled such intrusion to be seen no longer as falsification, but as invention and bricolage: collaboration and transaction could be considered core operations in both the creation of cultural identity and the production of the photographic image, now that the process was understood as dialogical or transactional, rather than strictly hegemonic. There was less talk of manipulation than of construction, of control than of participation, the upshot being a displacement of the fetishistic interest in ethnic — or photographic — purity toward fundamentally theatrical situations of play or hybridization.

In practical terms this appropriation involves systems of montage, collage, and overlay, for example by Jane Ash Poitras 31 and Hulleah J. Tsinhnahjinnie; the use of sepia, as by Carm Little Turtle; quotation and parody, by Marcus Amerman; and juxtapositions and interlocking references, by Victor Masayesva and the Iroquois photographer Jeff Thomas. No longer interested in authenticating the truth or an authorized version of it, Thomas seeks a place in a potentially endless chain of copies. In this new context the pictures are seen less for what they are than for what they do.

This allows us to rethink photography in a more dynamic way, as a strategy drawing its meaning — and not its truth — from the codes it makes and unmakes and the scenarios it actualizes at the interface between the social and symbolic worlds. As a workshop for identity-making and visual codes, photography is not solely a force field; it is also a crucial form of mediation for the negotiating of identity and the imaginary, of memory and history. In the context of the critical revival begun by New Western History, New Art History, and a contextualist and social history of photography, fresh approaches to Curtis have appeared that reject previous qualifying judgments in favour of a historicizing or culturalist point of view.

Among the proponents of the latter are the photographic historian Martha Sandweiss and the historian of the American West William N. Goetzmann, as well as Shannon Egan, whose excellent doctoral thesis, supervised by William Truettner, was completed in In , Mick Gidley, a professor at Leeds University and a specialist in American literature and culture, provided a wide-ranging study in his masterly The North American Indian, Incorporated.

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Even so, although The North American Indian has already been examined as oeuvre, text, and project, there still remains, in my view, a need to explore it as a system at once editorial, symbolic, rhetorical, identity-making, and ideological; and to do so through a global, noncompartmentalized examination of its pragmatics, politics, epistemology, and poetics, for it is in their often contradictory synergy that the images take on meaning. The Curtis oeuvre thus obliges us to mark out an intermediate territory, one offering a grasp of its discontinuities at the point where political history, the history of the West, and of nationalism converge with the history of ideas, representations, and knowledge.

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Post-revisionist criticism has indeed opened up new horizons of receptivity to The North American Indian , but we often sense a difficulty in addressing the photographs as images, and a reticence with regard to their specific formal and rhetorical coordinates. The goal, then, would be less to describe the forms in or for themselves than to relate the images to their material, symbolic, and social modes of existence, and to have them dialogue with their iconic and discursive environment — both contemporary and past — in a way that casts light on the many phenomena of inter-iconicity that come into play.

The assimilationist strategy was reinforced by the Dawes Act of and only ended with the abrogation of that act in Curtis achieved soft-focus effects, but without the use of special lenses. Entre document et art contemporain Paris: Gallimard, , My italics.

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Curtis, The North American Indian, ed. Frederick Webb Hodge, vol. Higginson's Writings undated Sub-series 1. Novels Sub-series 2. Screenplays Sub-series 3.

Short Stories Sub-series 4. Poetry Series III. Newspaper Clippings circa Series V. Scrapbooks circa - Series VI. Photographs circa s Series VII. Artifacts, undated. Bibliography Koert, Dorothy.

The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection. Just Like the Men. Other Creators :. Subseries 1 : Novels. Mariella; of Out-West. Alaska, the Great Country. Subseries 2 : Screenplays.

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Rose in My Heart draft fragments. Subseries 3 : Short Stories.

The Fiddling Mate of the Santa Anna. The Little Girl From the Lighthouse. The Rejuvenation of Mrs. Roop 1.

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