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Notes
(1) Photo-elicitation," or the use of images to generate exegesis, is of growing importance in visual anthropology and cognate social sciences; see Banks 2001, Canal 2004.
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ALLEN F. ROBERTS is a professor in World Arts and Cultures at UCLA and an editor of African Arts. aroberts@arts.ucla.edu
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