From Is this a racist image, or is there a more complex account? How to read an image: historical foundations of some artistic conventions. The Star worn by a Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of St Michael and St George (KCMG) at first sight shows a white man crushing the head of a… Continue reading Reading: Is this a racist image, or is there a more complex account?
Tag: visualrhetoric
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What I’m reading 1 Apr 2017 through 9 Apr 2017
Why are liberals now cheerleading a warmongering Trump? | Owen Jones | Opinion | The Guardian – Handing over the keys? > History shows that war presents the ideal opportunity for the authoritarian-minded to amass, consolidate and concentrate power. Dissent can be more easily portrayed as treachery; jingoism sweeps the nation, boosting the popularity of… Continue reading What I’m reading 1 Apr 2017 through 9 Apr 2017
on pinboard for July 9th, 2014
Movie Moment: Metonymy and Synecdoche in Legally Blonde | The Thought Experiment – fast look at visual metonymy. – (rhetoric visualrhetoric visual_argument ) Writing Spaces Open Textbook – – (DH openaccess fyc oer )
bookmarks for February 26th, 2011
[toread] Eye blog » Check me out. Social media has turned personality into a carefully curated ‘brand’ – – (social_media social_practices #en3177 ) [toread] Eye blog » Visual rhetoric. What we mean when we talk about form, by Leslie Atzmon – – (visualrhetoric )
bookmarks for February 1st, 2010 through February 3rd, 2010
Obey Plagiarist Shepard Fairey – – (plagiarism visualrhetoric ) 500 Internal Server Error – 500 Internal Server Error – (none)
bookmarks for December 24th, 2009
Tales of a MD/PhD student: What’s the Deal with Neuromarketing? – A brief critique of neuromarketing with links to others. In brief, marketers may be making claims about the funtioning of the brain with no evidence. The bicameral brain, part 2. – (neuromarketing rhetoric ) How Online Retailers Read Your Mind – Gadgetwise Blog –… Continue reading bookmarks for December 24th, 2009