Moral Indignation and the Photograph This paper considers the nature of photography as a document of an event and as a way of generating a sense of moral indignation for wrongs depicted in the photography, noting how in the modern media age repeitition undercuts the power of a photograph so that the image becomes more a logo than a spur to action or moral indignation, with certain television presentations as examples. Pages: 6 Bibliography: 4 source(s) listed Filename: 21989 Moral Indignation Photograph.doc Price: 53.70