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| Historically, the ethnographic gaze of the camera "like the
microscope, anatomized the 'other'" (Shohat and Stam
106). But
after six decades, and a cascade of literature covering three of the
most anatomized presidents in modern history, one would hope, in a book
sub-subtitled Learning the Secrets of Power, that something new could be
brought to the table, other than LBJ's having referred to his
favorite appendage as "Jumbo. Bloomsday, June 16, 1904, is the day anatomized, commemorated, and
celebrated in James Joyce's Ulysses. |
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