How would she compare and contrast the francesco

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Question 1: Death in Wartime: Based upon Susan Sontag's discussion of war imagery in chapters 2 and 3, how would she compare and contrast the Francesco Goya and Robert Capa pictures below? (Click on the photos for larger images.)

Consider the "authenticity," "objectivity," and meaning of each image for its viewers. Refer to Sontag and point to specifics in the images in your answer.

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