If you liked Literacy and justice through photography by Wendy Ewald, start with Towards a promised land (2006), Appalachia, a self-portrait (1979), and Blur of the otherworldly (2006). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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Towards a promised land
2006 · 183 pages · Wendy Ewald · Same author
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Appalachia, a self-portrait
1979 · 100 pages · Wendy Ewald, Loyal Jones · Same author
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Blur of the otherworldly
2006 · 198 pages · Mark Alice Durant, Maurice Berger, Wendy Ewald, Gary Simmons, Nayland Blake, Lynne Tillman, Marina Warner, Spencer Finch, Jeremy Blake · Same author
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I Wanna Take Me a Picture
2001 · 176 pages · Wendy Ewald · Same author
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Transformation of This World Depends upon You
2014 · 240 pages · Fazal Sheik, Wendy Ewald, Martha Saxton · Same author
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Wendy Ewald
2005 · 167 pages · Wendy Ewald · Same author
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In peace and harmony
2005 · 96 pages · Wendy Ewald, Edwin Slipek, Ashley Kistler · Same author
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Devil Is Leaving His Cave
2022 · Wendy Ewald · Same author
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Photoworks in Progress
1998 · 128 pages · Wendy Ewald · Same author
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Who am I in this picture?
2009 · 96 pages · Wendy Ewald, Brett Cook, Stan Adams · Same author
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America, border, culture, dreamer
2018 · 64 pages · Wendy Ewald · Same author
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Retrado de un pueblo fotografías tomadas por niños de Ráquira
1982 · 1 pages · Wendy Ewald · Same author
Frequently asked questions
What should I read after Literacy and justice through photography?
BookOrb recommends Towards a promised land (2006), Appalachia, a self-portrait (1979), Blur of the otherworldly (2006), I Wanna Take Me a Picture (2001), and Transformation of This World Depends upon You (2014).
Are there books like Literacy and justice through photography?
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Who wrote Literacy and justice through photography?
Literacy and justice through photography is by Wendy Ewald.