Picture Theory¶
Mitchell, W. J. T. (1994). Picture Theory: Essays on Verbal and Visual Representation. University of Chicago Press.
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- Metaphor (Visual/Artistic)
- A common failure is assuming that translating visual metaphor into words captures the metaphor's meaning, or conversely, treating visual metaphor as entirely inexpressible in language, preventing interpretive engagement, a tension Mitchell (1994) addresses in Picture Theory on the relation between image and word, and Black (1962) treats philosophically in his interaction view of metaphor.
This sourceDevelops the relation between visual and verbal representation; addresses the difficulty of translating visual metaphor into language without loss.
- A common failure is assuming that translating visual metaphor into words captures the metaphor's meaning, or conversely, treating visual metaphor as entirely inexpressible in language, preventing interpretive engagement, a tension Mitchell (1994) addresses in Picture Theory on the relation between image and word, and Black (1962) treats philosophically in his interaction view of metaphor.
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