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Writing the Visual - A Practical Guide for Teachers of Composition and Communication (Paperback, New)
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Writing the Visual - A Practical Guide for Teachers of Composition and Communication (Paperback, New)
Series: Visual Rhetoric
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WRITING THE VISUAL: A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR TEACHERS OF COMPOSITION
AND COMMUNICATION offers a variety of creative and theoretically
based approaches to the development of visual literacy. The book's
introduction and twelve chapters provide an array of pedagogical
perspectives, exceptional field-tested assignments for students
writing across the disciplines, and a strong bibliographic base
from which readers might continue their exploration of visual
studies. Presenting ideas both imaginative and practical for
teachers and advanced students, WRITING THE VISUAL aims to expand
our understanding of how visual and verbal elements contribute to a
text's effectiveness. Extensively referencing key figures from
ancient times to the present who have developed theories, described
histories, and provided analyses of images, WRITING THE VISUAL
responds to the growing desire for critical and creative engagement
with visual language in composition and communication classrooms. -
ABOUT THE EDITORS Carol David is Professor Emerita in the
Department of English at Iowa State University, where she served as
teacher and administrator of composition programs from 1960 until
her retirement in 2001. Her research on writing, visuality, and
technical communication has appeared in TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION
QUARTERLY, JOURNAL OF BUSINESS COMMUNICATION, JOURNAL OF BUSINESS
AND TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION, and elsewhere. - Anne R. Richards is
Assistant Professor of English at Kennesaw State University, where
she blends critical and interdisciplinary approaches to the
teaching of multimedia literacy and technical writing. Her research
on scientific images, color on the World Wide Web, and multimedia
sound has appeared or is forthcoming in TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION
QUARTERLY. - CONTRIBUTORS Contributors include Nancy Allen, Carol
David, Jean Darcy, Jane Davis, Ryan Jerving, C. Richard King, Mark
Mullen, L. J. Nicoletti, Alyssa O'Brien, Iraj Omidvar, Kristin
Walker Pickering, Deborah Rard, Anne R. Richards, Yong-Kang Wei,
and Barbara Worthington.
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