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Argumentation and Advocacy articles from December 2007
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Argumentation and Advocacy archives from December 2007
Outlines of a theory of visual argument.(Essay)
December 22, 2007... In 1996, Argumentation and Advocacy published a special double issue on visual argument. Ten years later, this new special issue charts some of the progress made in our understanding of visual argument, presents state-of-the-art papers...
Aristotle's classical enthymeme and the visual, argumentation of the twenty-first century.(Essay)
December 22, 2007... Contemporary society is filled with a variety of complex visual images. In paintings and sculptures, movies, magazines, television programs, commercial and political advertisements, and World Wide Web sites, visual communication is "pervasive...
Visual argumentation in Scandinavian political advertising: a cognitive, contextual and reception oriented approach.(Essay)
December 22, 2007... On November 15, 2001, the Danish right wing liberal party, Venstre, published an advertisement that caused offence and debate in Denmark and was criticised internationally. All the commotion, of course, stems from the advertisement's visual...
Hard cases: prison tattooing as visual argument.(Essay)
December 22, 2007...
As I moved through the prison with my cameras, I became fascinated
with the tattoos. I saw thousands of them.... A few times, I
encountered Justice. She was patterned after the traditional
figure, blindfolded and holding her...
Seeing the visual in argumentation: a rhetorical analysis of UNICEF Belgium's Smurf public service announcement.(Essay)
December 22, 2007... In the fall of 2005, the United Nations Children's Fund, better known as UNICEF, took a different approach to pleading for donations. They created a public service announcement (PSA) illustrating the horrors of war by using... Smurfs. This PSA...
Visual argument in intercultural contexts: perspectives on folk/traditional art.(Essay)
December 22, 2007... In a germinal 1996 issue of Argumentation and Advocacy, communication scholars established that images can argue. Among the theoretical foundations put in place was the following:
So far, we have suggested three prerequisites for a...
Flag waving as visual argument: 2006 immigration demonstrations and cultural citizenship.(Essay)
December 22, 2007... From March through May, 2006, massive demonstrations, rallies, and protests regarding immigration debates in Congress and the media occurred in many cities and towns throughout the United States. The first major rally took place on Saturday,...
Seeing the mind in the matter: functional brain imaging as framed visual argument.(Report)
December 22, 2007... In June, 2003, Newsweek devoted a special issue to what its cover boldly proclaimed were "Inventions that Will Change the World." Along with quantum cryptography, designer babies, and rain-producing machines, functional brain imaging was pegged...