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  <targetAudience>1. What is Photojournalism?2. The History and Development of Photojournalism3. The Nature of Photojournalism Today4. Roles and Identities5. Ethics6. Aesthetics7. The Single Image and the Photo Story8. Photojournalism and the Democratic CitizenGlossary Annotated Guide to Further ReadingBibliography</targetAudience>
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