No detailed deillegalscription available for "Studying Visual Communication".
"Worth had courage and originality enough not to take pictures for granted, but thought and struggled with some of the most difficult problems that cinematographers (and researchers in visual media) are faced with."--Edward T. Hall "This collection presents enduring. . . insights that are still in the vanguard of communication theories."--Library Journal
Über den Autor
Sol Worth. Edited by Larry Gross
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Preface
Introduction: Sol Worth and the Study of Visual Communication
One: The Development of a Semiotic of Film
Two: A Semiotic of Ethnographic Film
Three: Toward an Anthropological Politics of Symbolic Forms
Four: The Uses of Film in Education and Communication
Five: Symbolic Strategies (with Larry Gross)
Six: Seeing Metaphor as Caricature
Seven: Pictures Can't Say Ain't
Eight: Margaret Mead and the Shift from "Visual Anthropology" to the "Anthropology of Visual Communication"
Appendix: An American Community's Socialization to Pictures: an Ethnographyof Visual Communication (a Preproposal with Jay Ruby)
Bibliography
Index
Klappentext
The papers in this volume trace the development of Worth's thinking and research as he outlined the problems and issues that must be faced in the study of visual communication.
