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Photography, Humanitarianism, Empire

Photography, Humanitarianism, Empire by Jane Lydon marks a significant contribution to 
both the scholarship on imperial humanitarian photography and the burgeoning body of 
new work, which seeks to historicize and give specificity to human rights. In this rich study 
Lydon offers a nuanced and critical analysis of humanitarian photography in Australia and 
its central role in shaping ideas about race, rights, and colonization from the 1840s to the 
1948 Declaration of Human Rights.