This brief, inexpensive paperback introduces students to the essential techniques and critical terms for analyzing and writing about visual culture. The Elements of Visual Analysis combines images, readings, and extensive definitions to develop students' abilities in analyzing two-dimensional and three-dimensional visual artifacts and experience. Designed primarily for courses in composition, rhetoric, and communications, the book will also fit any disciplines interested in engaging in serious analysis of visual phenomena.
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This brief, inexpensive paperback introduces students to the essential techniques and critical terms for analyzing and writing about visual culture. The Elements of Visual Analysis combines images, readings, and extensive definitions to develop students' abilities in analyzing two-dimensional and three-dimensional visual artifacts and experience. Designed primarily for courses in composition, rhetoric, and communications, the book will also fit any disciplines interested in engaging in serious analysis of visual phenomena.
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While small, this book contains many definitions and concepts students (or any consumer of information) need to know in order to analyze images more critically. It helps break down reading images in a way that teachers often break down reading literature, leading students to create a critical analysis of images.