Communication as ... iconophilic
My ultimate wish is for a theory of the icon that does not depend upon iconophobia. As currently conceived, communication theory cannot deliver. I have suggested here that analogy may be one way to frame a noniconophobic theory of communication. An iconopholic theory of communication as vision would neither uncritilly “worship” images (idolatry) nor approach them out of fear (iconophobia). Rather, it would make space for communication scholars to embrace visual communication as analogy, as an “artful invention” to be engaged openly by active viewers.
Additional Reading
Barry, A.M.S.(1997). Visual intelligence:Perception, image, and manipulation in visual communication.Albany:SUNY Press.
Elkins,J.(2003). Visual Studies: A Skeptical introduction. New York. Rourledge.
Jay, M. (1993). Downcast eyes: The denigration of vision in twentieth-century Frech though.Barkeley: University of California Press.
Mitchel, w.I.T. (1994). Picture Theory: essays on verbal and visual representantion. Chicago. University of Chicago Press.
Staffod, B. M. (1999). Visual Analogy: Consciousness as the art of conneting. Cambridge. MIT Press.
References
Barry, A.M.S.(1997). Visual intelligence:Perception, image, and manipulation in visual communication.Albany:SUNY Press.
Debord, A. M. S. (1967/1995). The society of a spectacle. New York: Zone Bokks.
Dewey, J. (1927/1954). The public and its problem. Athens, OH: Swallow Press.
Elkins,J.(2003). Visual Studies: A Skeptical introduction. New York. Rourledge.
Staffod, B. M. (1999). Visual Analogy: Consciousness as the art of conneting. Cambridge. MIT Press.
Additional Reading
Barry, A.M.S.(1997). Visual intelligence:Perception, image, and manipulation in visual communication.Albany:SUNY Press.
Elkins,J.(2003). Visual Studies: A Skeptical introduction. New York. Rourledge.
Jay, M. (1993). Downcast eyes: The denigration of vision in twentieth-century Frech though.Barkeley: University of California Press.
Mitchel, w.I.T. (1994). Picture Theory: essays on verbal and visual representantion. Chicago. University of Chicago Press.
Staffod, B. M. (1999). Visual Analogy: Consciousness as the art of conneting. Cambridge. MIT Press.
References
Barry, A.M.S.(1997). Visual intelligence:Perception, image, and manipulation in visual communication.Albany:SUNY Press.
Debord, A. M. S. (1967/1995). The society of a spectacle. New York: Zone Bokks.
Dewey, J. (1927/1954). The public and its problem. Athens, OH: Swallow Press.
Elkins,J.(2003). Visual Studies: A Skeptical introduction. New York. Rourledge.
Staffod, B. M. (1999). Visual Analogy: Consciousness as the art of conneting. Cambridge. MIT Press.
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