American exposures : photography and community in the twentieth century - Kaplan, Louis (Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press, 2005)
Introduction : community-exposed photography -- "Living photographs" and the formation of national community : reviewing the troops with Mole, Goldbeck, and company -- "We don't know" : Archibald MacLeish's Land of the free and the question of American community -- Photo globe : the family of man and the global rhetoric of photography -- Photography and the exposure of community : reciting Nan Goldin's Ballad -- Community in fragments : Romare Bearden's projections and the interruption of myth -- Slashing toward diaspora : on Frédéric Brenner's Jews/america/a representation -- Digital Chicanos : Pedro Meyer, Truths & fictions, and border theory -- Performing community : Nikki S. Lee's photographic rites of passing.
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