A critical consideration of National Geographic's 1985 Afghan Girl provides an opportunity to consider the ways in which representations and public policy get fused together to rhetorically coordinate and organize meanings. After considering the significance of the image's cultural location, and the ...
(Reuters) -- Italy has given safe haven to Sharbat Gula, the green-eyed "Afghan Girl" whose 1985 photo in National Geographic became a symbol of her country's wars, Prime Minister Mario Draghi's office said on Thursday. The government intervened after Gula asked for help to leave Afghanis...
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7、liban in Afghanistan(阿富汗塔利班 ), national geographic magazine launched a second human search for her. In 2002, the pashtun women Sharbat Gula(普什图族妇女Sharbat Gula ) was recognized is that girl of the year. In 1995, national geographic magazine began publication in Japanese, it is ...
The National Geographic Socicty set up a fund in Gula's name, to (10)thousands of readers contributed, to build a girls'school in Afghanistan. 相关知识点: 试题来源: 解析 【解析】 .1. was published 2. subjects 3. natural 4. contained 5. Generally 6. producing 7.are 8. with 9.the ...
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This portrait of an Afghanistan woman was taken in 1985 by a geologist for National Geographic. It is a beautiful representation of the traditional culture of the Afghan people and is a reminder of the resilience of the Afghan people in the face of adversity. ...
Almost 30 years ago, a precious trove of art was spirited away from the National Museum of Afghanistan by a small group of "keyholders" museum guards, curators, and antiquities lovers who risked their lives to save the country’s cultural treasures. Their actions spared these magnificent pieces...