In the beginning was the image the omnipresence of pictures : time, truth, tradition

The authors outline the topic of visuality in the 21st century in a trans- and interdisciplinary theoretical frame from philosophy through communication theory, rhetoric and linguistics to pedagogy. As some scholars of visual communication state, there is a significant link between the downgrading o...

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Main Authors: Benedek, András, Veszelszki, Ágnes (Author)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Frankfurt am Main Peter Lang [2016], 2016
Series:Visual learning
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505 0 |a Towards a theory of common-sense realism / Kristóf Nyíri -- Truth in testimony: or can a documentary film 'Bear Witness'? Some reflections on the difference between discursive and existential truth / Sybille Krämer -- Space and action to reason: from gesture to mathematics / Valeria Giardino -- Visual management of time / Daniel L. Golden -- Husserl on the right timing of depictions / Javier E. Carreno -- Rediscovering the visual in rhetorical tradition: persuasion as visionary in suasory discourse / Petra Aczel -- The rhetorical lives of (Cold War) maps / Timothy Barney -- Paintings and illuminated manuscripts as sources of the history of childhood: conceptions of childhood in the Renaissance / Orsolya Endrody-Nagy -- Digital and visual literacy: the role of visuality in contemporary online reading / Krisztina Szabo -- Images in the Hungarian online news / Gergely Havasmezoi -- The selfie moment: the rhetorical implications of digital self portraiture for culture / Trischa Goodnow -- Selfies as interpersonal communication / James E. Katz and Elizabeth Thomas Crocker -- #time, #tradition. An image-text relationship on instagram: photo and hashtag / Agnes Veszelszki -- Dewey on arts, sciences and Greek philosophy / Matthew Crippen -- SysBook as a visual learning frame / Andras Benedek -- Micro-content generation framework as a learning innovation / Janos Harvath Cz 
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