Question.3356 - Access the Academic Search Complete database at the Merced College Library's site for research databasesLinks to an external site.. Before entering keywords into the search bar at Academic Search Complete, make sure to check the boxes next to "Full Text."Enter keywords into the search bar that you think will help you find information on Roland Barthes' account of photography. Then spend at least one hour reviewing and skimming the articles, books, and/or chapters that seem helpful to you when it comes to better understanding who Roland Barthes was and why his work matters in the study, interpretation, and reception of photography. As you do so, try to develop a clearer sense of what his interests were as a thinker, particularly as these interests relate to photography. Then spend at least one hour reading the entirety of one of the articles or chapters of interest to you. As you read this article or chapter, take notes regarding those points that seem most important for forming your own understanding of what he might have to say about photography in Camera Lucida, which you will start reading next week.Then submit the following:An MLA-formatted bibliographic entry for your source.A paragraph summarizing the source's claims regarding Roland Barthes' claims about photography and explaining how this source has shaped your understanding of those claims. This paragraph needs to be at least 300 words long.
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