Graphesis¶
Drucker, J. (2014). Graphesis: Visual Forms of Knowledge Production. Harvard University Press.
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Primes¶
- Primary vs. Secondary Sources
- The same layering applies to visual primary sources: Drucker (2014) argues in Graphesis that charts, diagrams, and images are not transparent reports of underlying data but are themselves primary artifacts whose production conditions must be read before any secondary inference is made from them.
This sourceArgues that charts, diagrams, and images are not transparent reports of underlying data but are themselves primary artifacts whose production conditions must be read before secondary inferences are drawn from them.
- The same layering applies to visual primary sources: Drucker (2014) argues in Graphesis that charts, diagrams, and images are not transparent reports of underlying data but are themselves primary artifacts whose production conditions must be read before any secondary inference is made from them.
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