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1. Marks, Traces, Traits, Contours, Orli, and Splendors; 2. The anti-splendor; 3. Figure and Ground in Philosophy, Neurophysiology, Phenomenology, Psychology, Painting, and Psychoanalysis; 4. The signs of writing; 5. The common origins of pictures, writing, and notation; 6. Different horizons for the concept of image; 7. Nine steps down the ladder of disorder; 8. The unrepresentable, the unpicturable, the inconceivable, the unseeable.
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Carole Cagle
reviewed On pictures and the words that fail them on December 25, 2017
On pictures and the words that fail them
This book was interesting. It had some strengths and weaknesses. Some weaknesses were that it glazed over history and it did a lot of generalizing about American traditions. This could help to teach that not everything in non-fiction books are true. Some strengths were the interesting excerpts that are not always included in books about thanksgiving. It taught about the "average American" Thanksgiving, and the traditions that go along with it. Such as football and the Macy's day parade. This book would be good to teach children from other countries about a generalized American Thanksgiving.
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Add On pictures and the words that fail them, In this innovative, interdisciplinary study, James Elkins argues against the assumption that images can be adequately described in words. In his view, words must always fail because pictures possess a residue of 'meaningless' marks that cannot be apprehen, On pictures and the words that fail them to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add On pictures and the words that fail them, In this innovative, interdisciplinary study, James Elkins argues against the assumption that images can be adequately described in words. In his view, words must always fail because pictures possess a residue of 'meaningless' marks that cannot be apprehen, On pictures and the words that fail them to your collection on WonderClub |
