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“Liars May Photograph”

Image Vernaculars and
Progressive Era Child Labor Rhetoric

Cara A. Finnegan

Introduction

Image Vernaculars and the
     Rhetorical History of Photography

Contextualizing Child Labor Photography:
     Visual Fictions of the Sacred Child
     and the Health of the Nation

The Child That Toileth Not
     as a Critique of “Representation”

Class Pictures:
     Dewey’s Images of Children at the Mill

Refuting the Photographer,
     Not the Photograph:
     Dewey on Hine

Conclusion:  Challenging Social Reform
     by Challenging Social Documentary

Notes